Jenna reviews Britney Spears: The Woman In Me, her autobiography/ memoir.

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Rosetta spoke to Professor Innes Asher from Child Poverty Action Group about Te Whatu Ora data showing a sharp rise in preventable pediatric hospital admissions over the past year

She also spoke to ​Bernard Sama, University of Auckland doctoral candidate at the Faculty of Education and Social Work and recipient of Te Whainga i Te Tika Award for Social Justice about his work as a refugee advocate, and why Aotearoa should be accepting more refugees fleeing humanitarian crises

Rosetta also spoke to University of Auckland Associate Professor Sir Collin Tukuitonga, who is co-director of Te Poutoko Ora a Kiwa in the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences about What the official election results will mean for our Pasifika community

For our weekly catch up with the ACT party, Rawan spoke with ACT MP Karen Chhour about the final election results released on Friday and what this means for our incoming government

Rawan also spoke with Derek Handley Founder of FInancial assistance company Aera about a report they released showing the difficulties first home buyers face.

Christoph El Truento dials in to chat about his new album, Circle of Friends, which is out today.

Church is in the studio chatting about Laneway and recent releases. 

Christoph El Truento dials in to chat about his new album, Circle of Friends, which is out today. On Loose Reads, Jenna reviews Britney Spears: The Woman In Me, her autobiography/ memoir. Church is in the studio chatting about Laneway and recent releases. Whakarongo mai nei!

Guy Fawkes funk & bonfire boogie this week on The Swap Meet: Includes the usual old boogie bollocks, but also new heat from @LarryJuneTFM / @Alchemist, @KoreatownOddity, @el_Truento / @ladi6, @RomiWrights / Kenny Sterling, @jpegmafia / @xdannyxbrownx. We also spin a few @LeeFields12 ahead of next month's shows. Dig in!

Felt like a goodie.

This week's show featured new music from The Beatles, Mermaidens, Avantdale Bowling Club, Dallas Tamaira and more.