Tee with one of the hidden talents here on the coast, live in studio

Moko with Tee on The Beach FM Eco Show talking about Food Rescue

Ralph McAllister reviews Circa's show 'The Pink Hammer' and 'Whatever It Takes' by Paul Cleave.

Christine Papps talks with Nigel about the final Otaki Community Board meeting for this tri-ennium, and achievements of the community board, including restrooms at the estuary, Tennis Courts at Haruatai Park and Dog Walking Park

Jocelyn Prvanov talking to Nigel on the last Waikanae Community Board Meeting tonight for this tri-ennium. Issues raised include Mahara Gallery Project, Waikanae Trans-power Project, Transport, Police Activity at Mahara Place and skateboarding at Mahara Mall.

Jonny Best explains that there has been one objection to the Paraparaumu Beach market relocating to Maclean Street.

Moko talks bees with Tee.

Ralph reviews "Bruny" by Heather Rose - the explosive new novel from the author of the award-winning The Museum of Modern Love. And "The Girl Who Lived Twice" by David Lagercrantz, the sixth Lisbeth Salander story–the crime-fiction phenomenon that has sold more than 90 million copies worldwide.

Nigel talks with actor Anne Chamberlain about the new Circa production "The Pink Hammer" - when four strangers turn up for their first lesson for the The Pink Hammer Workshop, they soon discover their tutor has disappeared – along with their pre-paid fees. https://www.circa.co.nz/package/the-pink-hammer/ (Pictured Ginette McDonald)

How are things shaping up for the local body elections? And why did the district council host the Minister for Building recently?