International Desk reports on the developments in Chad after President Idriss Deby was killed and the country is ruled by a military transitional council.  Justin was joined by SOAS University PHD student Moudwe Daga to talk about what caused the conflict and the future for the Central African country.

Justin spoke to Health Minister Andrew Little about PHARMAC, health sector reforms, and parliament's genocide motion.

International Desk reports on Chad.

Neighbourhood Watch reports on a huge moth, a family being released from Christmas Island detention facility, and a legal challenge against the Federal Government's ban on returning citizens from India.

Uyghur Solidarity NZ's Sam Vincent talked to reporter Aneeka Moheed on the Government's refusal to condemn China for genocide.

This week on Neighbourhood Watch, a legal challenge is launched against the Federal government's ban in returning citizens from India, a family could be released from the detention centre on Christmas Island, and a giant moth is discovered in Queensland.

This week on Neighbourhood Watch, a legal challenge is launched against the Federal government's ban in returning citizens from India, a family could be released from the detention centre on Christmas Island, and a giant moth is discovered in Queensland.

95bFM's own Sarah pops into the studio to talk about what's new and piping hot on the 95bFM playlist. She reckons check out:

Whakarongo mai! 

David Slack is on the line talking us through what's happening in politics. On the cards today is the government’s decision to not denounce China’s treatment of Uighur Muslims as genocide, the controversy regarding Speaker of the House, Trevor Mallard; and the deadlocked Samoan election. Whakarongo mai!

Justin spoke to Health Minister Andrew Little about Pharmac reportedly stopping blanket funding drugs for kid's cancer, comments made by National leader Judith Collins on health sector reforms, and Labour insisting changing a motion condemning 'genocide' in China's Xinjiang province to 'human rights abuse'.

Justin spoke to Health Minister Andrew Little about Pharmac reportedly stopping blanket funding drugs for kid's cancer, comments made by National leader Judith Collins on health sector reforms, and Labour insisting changing a motion condemning 'genocide' in China's Xinjiang province to 'human rights abuse'.

Joining us for Breakfast Food i tēnei ata is food and beverage extraordinaire, Sam Low! Sam chats to us about how he fell in love with the world of food, how his extensive knowledge of coffee influences his cooking, and congee! Also, don't miss his up-coming congee and coffee pop up.Whakarongo mai nei to hear all about it! 

No Jade this week, so Karanama runs the ship solo and takes you on a journey of phat tunes and not knowing which buttons to press