This week James and Brooke talk about a range of topics, starting off with the new laws to be introduced under Labour ot combat gangs.

The new laws allow for guns to be seized if they owner is high risk, which cuts through paper work. An act is also be revised to allow more seizures of gang owned assets.

James also touches on Brooke's motion in parliament which was revised, as the use of the word 'genocide' was vetoed.

Their chat finishes up on unionism, and ACT"s opposition to compulsory unionism.

This week James and Brooke talk about a range of topics, starting off with the new laws to be introduced under Labour ot combat gangs.

The new laws allow for guns to be seized if they owner is high risk, which cuts through paper work. An act is also be revised to allow more seizures of gang owned assets.

James also touches on Brooke's motion in parliament which was revised, as the use of the word 'genocide' was vetoed.

Their chat finishes up on unionism, and ACT"s opposition to compulsory unionism.

This week on Dear Science the bants were truely flowing between Allan, James and Aneeka as they discuss science.

This week starts off with a bang, as they talk about Chernobyl and how it could be continuing to cause problems.

Allan educates us on Dorothy Hodgkin, a science pioneer who would've turned 111.

The segment finishes off with a chat about super duper strong laser beams developed in Korea.

Aneeka covering for Keria this morning! Bringing you loads of NZ bangers in celebration of New Zealand Music Month!!!

Crystal from Phoebe Rings popped in for a chat about what the band is getting up to at the moment ahead of opening for Merk this saturday at Cassette 9. 

I tēnei ata kei te Hōtaka Parakuihi: The Prime Minister in on the line this morning having her monthly chat to Rachel on What's Up w/ Jacinda Ardern; Rob Bollix is talking milk on The Mind Trench; Crystal Choi from Phoebe Rings pops in for a chat ahead of her gig with Merk on Saturday at Cassette Nine; Tim Batt takes us through what's happening in the world of media in MediaBatt; and Amelia D'Screte tells us why English spelling is so shit in Word Salad. Whakarongo mai!

Tim's here with all the latest media madness. On the cards today is a new sports radio station, all things TVNZ and the declining trust in traditional news media (sorry, News Team!). Whakarongo mai!

The Prime Minister is on the line and today she chats to Rachel about the restrictions on public sector wage increases, the 2021 Budget, and health sector reforms such as the introduction of Māori Health Authority. Whakarongo mai! 

Rob's here and he's talking about milk. Cow milk, goat milk, sheep milk, yak milk, camel milk, even Lewis Road Creamery Banoffee milk. You want? He's got it. Whakarongo mai. 

This week on Dear Science the bants were truely flowing between Allan, James and Aneeka as they discuss science.

This week starts off with a bang, as they talk about Chernobyl and how it could be continuing to cause problems.

Allan educates us on Dorothy Hodgkin, a science pioneer who would've turned 111.

The segment finishes off with a chat about super duper strong laser beams developed in Korea.