Justin and Health Minister Andrew Little talked about the government's COVID-19 vaccination programme, and a then-potential agreement over the future of Ihumātao.

Justin and Health Minister Andrew Little talked about the government's COVID-19 vaccination programme, and a then-potential agreement over the future of Ihumātao.

On their weekly chat, Justin and Health Minister Andrew Little talked about the government's COVID vaccination programme and a deal over Ihumātao.

International Desk reports on the updates on Brexit.

The Thursday Wire showcases the best of 2020, including Ayana talking to Minister Damien O'Conor over RECP, the Auckland Central candidates' debate, and a January interview with Dr Siousxie Wiles on coronaviruses.

LP exploration with the ever-knowledgeable Troy, featuring the following new cakes and/or tasty re-releases:

All available from and thank to Southbound Records.

Natalie Guest talks us through some truely fantastic cookbooks, great for gifts or great just for yourself. We're talking Hugh Fearnley-Wittingstall's Veg Everyday, Alison Roman's Dining In, David Frenkiel and Luise Vindahl's Green Kitchen, and Julia Busuttil Nishimura's A Year of Simple Family Food.

David Slack pops into the studio to chat about the year that has been in politics. From elections to Covid-19, and a huge loss of tourism, David talks us through where we're at.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: It feels a bit like Christmas Eve (it's not) at bFM as we gear up to draw the winner of the Summer Sorted Super Prize Pack; David Slack pops in to round up the year that's been 2020; Natalie talks us through some of her favourite cookbooks; Troy brings in some spicy discounts and hot tunes; and Sam Harmony and Scarlett from Friendly Potenial pop in to give us the lowdown on their Xmas party.

Tomorrow night Friendly Potential are hosting their Xmas Function at Whammy Backroom, with live sets from Green Grove and Amamelia. Whakarongo mai nei to hear from Sam Harmony and Scarlett about how the year has been for the FP crew, and head along to the gig: all profits to the Auckland City Mission. 

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