I tēnei ata on Breakfast Food, Sam's in the studio and he's brought some Sichuan peppercorns! Whakarongo mai nei to learn all about the cool lil' flower shrub bud, its powers, and where to find Sam's favourite dishes that use it around Tāmaki. 

Rockin tunes from around the land of the long white cloud

Sonya and Sherry from new artist collective Āhua popped in for a kōrero about the takatāpui focussed group whose first exhibition opens tomorrow. Whakarongo mai nei!

Yesterday, the Waikato DHB IT systems fell victim to cyberattacks. This comes shortly after a ransomwear attack on a hospital in Ireland bringing into question the rising importance of cybersecurity. Aneeka speaks to Professor Dave Parry from the Computer Science department at AUT about this attack. 

This week James chats with Brooke about ACT's proposed budget, as well as schooling.

Brooke and James talks about some of the aspects which ACT has included in their proposed budget.

James digs into Brooke's and ACT's views on white privilege, as well as how ACT feels we should approach low school attendance rates for Māori and Pacifica students.

This week James chats with Brooke about ACT's proposed budget, as well as schooling.

Brooke and James talks about some of the aspects which ACT has included in their proposed budget.

James digs into Brooke's and ACT's views on white privilege, as well as how ACT feels we should approach low school attendance rates for Māori and Pacifica students.

I tēnei ata kei te Hōtaka Parakuihi: Rob takes through the bizarre theories about why we dream on The Mind Trench; the director of 'Underplayed', Stacey Lee, comes into studio to chat about the documentary, gender in electronic music, and more; Tim chats Crown Law controversies and meddlesome mergers in Mediabatt, and Amelia brings us part II of "Why English Spelling Sux" on Word Salad! Whakarongo mai.

Amelia's here and i tēnei rā she brings us part II of "Why English Spelling Sux." Whakarongo mai!

Tim's here and i tēnei rā he's chatting about Crown Law controversies and some meddlesome mergers. Whakarongo mai!

I tēnei ata on The Mind Trench Rob takes us through the bizarre theories about why we dream. Whakarongo mai!