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Winter is coming, and so is a projected increase in respiratory illnesses and COVID cases. Schools are particularly notorious breeding grounds for such diseases with children being more susceptible to respiratory illnesses.

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Ahead of some exciting performances in June, Dropper call in to chat to us about their debut single YOUR FACE SAYS IT ALL. 

Kraus performs Alien Soundtrack live in the bFM studio. 

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Your regular rough and tumble...

Rosetta and Nick catch up with Theo from Daffodils, who is up in the studio to chat about 'Public Service' - a new, completely free, monthy night of music hosted by Whammy's Public Bar (FKA The Wine Cellar)! The inaugural night of Public Service takes place on Wednesday May 7 at 7:30pm, with performances from Daffodils and Left Hand Loz! 

Jonny is joined by Daniel Kelly from the Science Faculty to learn all about his doctoral research into ways to grow food without fueling climate change - using syntropic agroforestry techniques!

Thanks to the University of Auckland. 

In light of the government’s announcement to reinstate the prisoner’s voting ban, the decision has received significant criticism.

Such criticisms include the ban being described as a violation of fundamental rights, and a weak incentive for criminals

Producer Faith spoke to criminology lecturer from the University of Auckland, and press spokesperson for People Against Prisons Aotearoa Dr. Emmy Rākete, and how she feels about the move.

Featuring the fortnightly catch-up with Deputy Mayor Desley Simpson on Isthmus'n That, and Daniel Kelly talks research into food-growing techniques that avoid contributing to climate change on Ready Steady Learn, thanks to the University of Auckland!

First up, Deputy Mayor Desley Simpson gives Jonny and the listeners a quick traffic report due to closures on the bridge and SH20. Then they delve into the future of the Western Springs Stadium, and then the proposed upgrades to the Central Wharves, removal of The Cloud, and the current public consultation that runs until 11 May. You can make submissions on the Auckland Council website here.