Sam's here with what he says is the best show he's reviewed all year, Hacks! Check it out wherever you can find it, have a snoop around the world wide web. Whakarongo mai!

Beth Torrance-Hetherington is in studio to play some great acoustic tunes in this special 'Play It Strange' edition of Fancy New Band

W in the chat boys we have a great show for ya!

Fen Ikner (Lips) and Jonathan Pearce (The Beths) popped in to have a chat about The Rock Lottery which gathers a bunch of awesome local musicians into new bands to create songs in one day to raise funds for Music Helps. Tune in and head along to the gig at Whammy tomorrow! 

The first annual anti-terrorism hui took place in Christchurch this week. One of the hui's speakers was the Islamic Women's Council, who discussed their experience with discrimination in New Zealand. 

Producer Louis chatted to councilperson Anjul Rahman about the role of social media in harbouring extremism and what action should be taken. 

Neighbourhood Watch reports on minimum wage increases, and locals around Twelve Apostles angry about a Federal Government decision to allow oil and gas exploration.

Neighbourhood Watch reports on minimum wage increases, and locals around Twelve Apostles angry about a Federal Government decision to allow oil and gas exploration.

I tēnei ata kei te Hōtaka Parakuihi: Rod Oram is on the line for Political Commentary; Sam talks about bean sprouts on Breakfast Food; and James Stutely from Carb on Carb pops in to chat about the new single 'Here Comes the Best Bit' and their gig tonight at The Tuning Fork. Whakarongo mai!

Justin spoke to the Lead Coordinating Minister for the Government's response in the Christchurch attack Royal Commission, as well as Health and Treaty Negotiations Minister Andrew Little about the counterterrorism hui in Christchurch, his thoughts on the They Are Us movie, and changes to the engagement strategy to takutai moana on treaty settlements.

Justin spoke to the Lead Coordinating Minister for the Government's response in the Christchurch attack Royal Commission, as well as Health and Treaty Negotiations Minister Andrew Little about the counterterrorism hui in Christchurch, his thoughts on the They Are Us movie, and changes to the engagement strategy to takutai moana on treaty settlements.