Come along to the New Year's fun bowling day

Annika has popped into the studio during the Morning Show so we put her on the microphone and learn a little bit about the person behind the podcast How To Make It Work.

Jacqueline from the Whaingaroa Destination Management Organisation joins us to talk about their project to develop a 5 year tourism plan for Whaingaroa and to consult with the community to see what we want out of it.

Cole Martin has just come back from 6 months in West Bank and will be at the Old School on Monday 12th with photos, video and stories of his time on the ground in a land under Israeli occupation.

Ryan Bellerby joins us with a call for volunteers to help with a community working be at Raglan Area School where they're setting up a permaculture food forrest

Following the high level of interest from an End of Life Matters event in 2023 the Time Bank crew have put together a website with loads of helpful info and are holding an event to celebrate their work and to continue a discussion they say we all need to get involved in.

Robin Jansen from Future Farms joins us to talk about his mission to take a career in agri-science and apply it in practice on his farm in Te Mata. With experimental crops, a hi-tech greenhouse, riparian management and conservation work Robin is charting a course toward a low-input, high production future.

Shane Jones is amending his own legislation to try to make it harder to oppose applications for seabed mining. Phil McCabe joins us to talk about the state of play and how the current fast track legislation is still providing lots of opportunities to oppose Trans Tasman Resource's mining plans.

Gillian Marie from the Whaingaroa Palestine Solidarity Group is in studio to talk about their latest protest, plus we look at the reality of the cease-fire in Gaza and talk about the media coverage and how people can help a situation that is still very dire.

Betty from RAS and Lara from Raglan Naturally join us to talk about this weekend's 3rd edition of the Hikoi and the kaupapa of creating conversations about suicide.