Hanna speaks to Dr Jeff Seadon, waste management expert at AUT, about how the government's recently announced waste management policy will impact how e-waste (electronic waste) is handled in Aotearoa.

Jemima Huston speaks to the Chair of ASH: Action for Smokefree 2025, Deborah Hart, about the government's Vaping Bill and why there are amendments to be made to the proposal before it is passed. 

We've got another episode of Penelope Noir's deep dive into the world of Glam Rock. This week we're talking Roxy Music and the era of Brian Eno.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Another Monday morning, another Breakfast show full of helpful tips; Rupert joins us for Home Economics with some helpful tips and tricks; Pennie continues on the Glam Rock theme, talking Roxy Music; Kiran returns to the studio to give us a review of David Mitchell's new book; and Justine's covering all your employment qualms on Red Dead Redemption.

Monday morning is here and so is Rupert to answer all your money related queries. This week we're talking saving money, claiming expenses and contract work.

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Kiran returns with a review of David Mitchell's new book, Utopia Avenue. Kiran reckons this is one that you'll either love or be slightly suspicious of, telling the story of a fake band making it's way to the top and meeting all your favourite music stars on the way.

This week on Red Dead Redemption we're covering the basics, what actually IS a union? Plus, questions around flexibility, and working part-time.

The COVID-19 pandemic has upended the lives of people all over the world. The sense of powerlessness and the fear of infection has alienated people regardless of political situations. But in areas of conflict or military and political occupation, populations are even more at risk. One of these areas is the contested provinces of Kashmir and Jammu. Doug Becker speaks to Mona Bhan about what life is like here during a global pandemic.

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Today on the Southern Cross Zoe is joined in studio by Pacific Media Watch's director David Robie and contributing editor Sri Krishnamurthi to discuss the long term effects of French nuclear testing the Pacific, the worsening Covid 19 situation in Papua New Guinea, and also Papua New Guinea's biggest drug heist. 

This week on Monday Wire, Zoe and the Green Party co-leader James Shaw discuss the Green's stance on the newly introduced quarantine fees for returning New Zealanders, the new roadside drug testing bill and the Green's Poverty Action Plan.