Wire producer Louis Macalister spoke to National Party Mental Health Spokesperson Matt Doocey about a recent petition to government asking for more support for individuals with eating disorders.

Last Thursday, an Australian federal court ruled that the Australian government has a duty of care for risks from climate change. Producer Louis Macalister spoke with Victoria University environmental law professor Catherine Iorns Magallenes about the ruling and its implications. 

I tēnei ata kei te Hōtaka Parakuihi: Jennifer Curtin phones up to keep us in the loop with what's happening in the big bad world for Political Commentary; Sam brings in some jellyfish in Breakfast Food; and one of the Doc Edge Festival directors, Dan Shanan, pops in to talk us through what documentaries we can catch at this year's festival! Whakarongo mai! 

Sam's in the studio and i tēnei ata he brings in some jellyfish for Rachel and Zoë to try! Whakarongo mai nei to find out where you can find some of the surprisingly crunchy creature and how to prepare it for yourself. 

Jennifer Curtin phones up to keep us in the loop with what's happening in politics. On the cards today is Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison's visit to Aotearoa, resignations and reports of verbal altercations in the National Party, and the floods in Cantebury. Whakarongo mai!

Justin talked to Health Minister Andrew Little about mental health advocate Mike King returning his Order of New Zealand Merit (ONZM) medal saying the mental health system is still "broken", and updates to the Waikato DHB cyberattack and nurses pay negotiations.

Justin talked to Health Minister Andrew Little about mental health advocate Mike King returning his Order of New Zealand Merit (ONZM) medal saying the mental health system is still "broken", and updates to the Waikato DHB cyberattack and nurses pay negotiations.

Jade's gone solo as Karanama is feeling under the weather. Tune in for some guilty pleasures~

Dan Shanan popped in to chat to us about the Doc Edge festival which kicks off tonight. Whakarongo mai to hear whats on the festival programme and get to the cinema! 

This week on Dear Science Marcus brings us some COVID-19 news as well as some info about a map of the universe.

Marcus explains how mass vaccinations can change how impactful COVID-19 is, doe to experiment being done in Brazil.

Marcus also talks about how suring lockdown air pollution decreased, however now with travel increasing again, it's all coming back.

Finally Marcus explains how a 3D map of the universe has been made, and what it means for research,