We talk to Billy Wewetea from New Caledonia, Sheila Babauta from the Northern Mariana's Islands and Bronson Kainoa Azama from Hawaii about the struggles their peoples are having with decolonisation, demilitarisation and envinronmental issues within the Pacific. Most are discussing issues that rarely make the news in New Zealand but which they will be presenting on at Te Hui Oranga o te Moana nui a Kiwa conference in Auckland this weekend.

Ken calls in to the studio ahead of his visit to introduce his new film Stranded Pearl at the Old School this weekend where he will be giving a director's talk and hosting a Q&A afterwards

A free mufti day for anyone wanting to give bowls a go is happening this Sunday at the bowling club and Alan Price is in studio to tell us about that, plus the upcoming twilight bowls and how the more competitive bowlers have been doing lately

We talk to the Mayor about the rather expensive looking plans for our 3-waters and what this means for next year's Long Term Plan, We also talk about the Maori wards and about recent ministerial visits to the council

Tania Ashman and Julia Cordwell join us for a quick chat about local events helping people to get to know their neighbours - both near and far

John Lawson and Aaron look back at the work that Malibu did in our community and around the country to protect the environment.

Cedric calls in from Kyiv as he's looking for volunteer counsellors to help him with a project to help volunteers in Ukraine with PTSD

Gaza fights for freedom film, Q&A with Palestian scholar, authentic Palestinian food, music and info on how you can help. We talk to local organiser Gillian Marie about the event and get an updates on the situation in the middle east

We talk to Emma about live music, markets, the Lions club moving in and the new coffee bar

Cami from our Baby Talks show joins us to talk about the Pop-up and give away a couple of tickets - as well as talking about a few other random things