Buzz Moller's on the line for a chat about Voom's brand new track with Fazerdaze, 'Magic,' and playing the Flying Nun's Beautiful Things gig this Saturday! Plus, there's a special song just for Breakfast. Whakarongo mai nei! 

Live from a café across the ditch in Naarm/ Melbourne, Reuben Hudson phones up for a kōrero about his upcoming EP Cloudhead (out tomorrow) and shares a sneaky first spin of the title track! Whakarongo mai nei! 

Water, water, everywhere, so save some for your garden!

Professor Jennifer Curtin phones up to talk us through the politics of the day, today touching on COP 27, the Supreme Court's ruling regarding the voting age in Aotearoa and the Make It 16 campaign, and National's comments regarding youth justice reform. Whakarongo mai nei. 

Hans. comes into the studio to chat about his new EP Candy, and all the good stuff happening with ABG at the moment! Whakarongo mai nei! 

The show kicks off with What's Up with Nicola Willis where the deputy leader of the opposition shares her thoughts on youth justice reform, He Waka Eke Noa, and the Make It 16 campaign; then Hans. comes into the studio to chat about his latest EP Candy; and Amelia d'Screte unleashes her wrath upon word of the year in Word Salad. Whakarongo mai nei! 

This week the Supreme Court determined that the voting age of 18 is inconsistent with the right in s19 of the Bill of Rights to be free from discrimination on the basis of age.

News & Editorial Director Jessica Hopkins spoke to Brooke about the ACT party's stance on lowering the voting age, which for general elections, needs a 75% supermajority to become law. 

They also discussed National's pledge to send serious youth offenders to military 'boot camps' if their party wins the next election.

News & Editorial Director Jessica Hopkins brings you the Wednesday Wire. 

She spoke to ACT Party Deputy Leader Brooke van Velden about lowering the voting age and the National Party's plan to combat youth crime during their weekly chat. 

Dermet Coffee, a Co-Covenor of the NZ Climate and Health Council, who represents health workers and students around the motu, spoke about them joining the Free Fares Coalition. 

And Rachel Mcintosh Vice President of the NZ council of trade unions shared their calls for the Government to follow Australia’s commitment to eliminating violence and harassment in the workplace.

Big fa'amalosi to the Toa Samoa Rugby League team for getting second in the world! We celebrate by playing some classic Samoan tunes that you may of heard being played out loud in the past few weeks. Also congratulations to former guest on the show Te KuraHuia for taking out the Peoples Choice Award at the SRN awards over the weekend.

Amelia casts her full wrath down upon word of the year.