Gang Of Four Show live-to-air from Verona on Karangahape Rd, Auckland; 7-11pm.  First 90 minutes w/ (in order) Renee, The Professor, & Phil A. (30 mins set each). Podcast then unfortunately cut-off before Pat did his first set.

Cam is back up in the studio talking all things new wax on the shelves at Southbound today! Whakarongo mai nei!

Song Selections:

Sven Wunder - Daybreak

Thanks to Southbound Records!

Ivy from Ōtepoti gave an amazing performance for Friday Live Brought to you by NZ On Air Music, with thanks to McLeod's Brewery. 

The remaining 2 hours and 45 minutes of epic tunes and bantz by host Oto are brought to you by The Beer Spot!

Maya caught up with Michelle Reid about her current exhibition on at Artor Contemporary, A Biome of Hue. 

Sof had a kōrero with Cindy Leong about her current exhibition at Public Record, A Moment's Interlude. 

And Maya also spoke to Senior Curator of Global Contemporary Art, Natasha Conland, about Louise Bourgeois: In Private View, on at Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki. 

Whakarongo mai!

It's Thursday Brekkie with Milly and Rosetta! E whai ake nei, coming up on the show: Political Commentary with Lara Greaves, Milly spoke with Joey Santiago from Pixies, and Jim chats tea gardens on Greening Out! Whakarongo mai nei!

Thanks to eighthirty coffee roasters!

With 2 days to go before voting closes, the voter turnout throughout Tamaki Makarau still remains low, with around 20 percent of eligible voters having cast their vote throughout the city. 

According to these statistics, voter turnout is tracking to be lower than 2022’s local elections which had a final turnout of 35.4 percent. 

Thursday Wire Producer Sanat talked to Julie Fairey today to give our listeners (and prospective voters) a final elevator pitch as to why they should vote in their local elections. 

They also talked about why it is that the design and structure of these elections are not conducive to higher voter participation and the change necessary to make civic participation cool again. 

Lara Greaves jumps on the line with Rosetta and Milly to catch up on recent political news - including the Waitangi Tribunal turning 50 this year, and recent calls for the banning of protesting outside private property after a window was smashed at Winston Peters' home. Whakarongo mai nei!

With 2 days to go before voting closes, the voter turnout throughout Tamaki Makarau still remains low, with around 20 percent of eligible voters having cast their vote throughout the city. 

According to these statistics, voter turnout is tracking to be lower than 2022’s local elections which had a final turnout of 35.4 percent. 

Thursday Wire Producer Sanat talked to Julie Fairey today to give our listeners (and prospective voters) a final elevator pitch as to why they should vote in their local elections. 

They also talked about why it is that the design and structure of these elections are not conducive to higher voter participation and the change necessary to make civic participation cool again. 

For our weekly catch-up with the Labour Party, Wire Host Caeden spoke with Shanan Halbert about benefits changes for 18 and 19-year-olds, the Reserve Bank cutting the official cash rate, and the recent protests outside Winston Peters home. 

For International Desk, they spoke to Acacia O’Connor from the Global Movement to Gaza about the experiences of activists detained by Israel.

And they speak to 95bFM reporter Castor Chacko who is on the ground at the protest against RocketLab outside the University of Auckland engineering building. 

On City Counselling this week, Producer Sanat spoke to Councilor Julie Fairey about Auckland’s voter turnout and the importance of casting your vote by the 11th of October 

He also spoke to the Executive Officer for the Child Poverty Action Group Sarita Divis about changes to the JobSeeker Benefit for 18-19 year olds.