Te Teriti and the Treaty are different documents that say different things and last year Te Waka Hourua undertook a protest action to enhance the Treaty Exhibition at Te Papa. We talk to Te Wehi about that experience, why the issue they raised is so important and how you can get a screen print of the enhanced treaty on your t-shirt this weekend.

Apologies for the poor audio quality of this podcast but we think it's a discussion well worth listening to.

Jane has developed a method of communicating with animals using circle-work as part of her commitment to changing the way we treat animals

Tania from Community Energy Whaingaroa is here to tell all about the benefits of a workshop aimed at landlords, renters, homeowners and anyone who lives in, or wants to live in a house.

Matariki of endless possibilities is the theme of a festival being held at the Old School as part of Matariki this year - Matariki ki tua o nga whetu

Hannet Engel is performing at a fundraiser flamenco show at the Morrinsville Gallery this weekend. Hannet talks about the history of flamenco and her own journey from first discovering the art form when she was 15

Coach Chad and player Tim join us in the studio to talk about their journey in the Waikato's newest league team the Whaingaroa Whai.

We talk to Steve Hull WEL Networks Operations Manager about the temporary solution to Raglan's power outage and how long before we get back to full power.

Candice and Mateo join us to talk about the Pasta they make and their amazing vehicle - a refurbished van from the 1950s

We catch Billy as he's about to hit the water for practice ahead of this weekend's surf comp. We also check in about his preparations for the Olympics which are coming up in just a couple of months

Professor Mazin Qumsiyeh will be speaking at 6:30 at the Catholic Cathedral in Hamilton on Tuesday night and we talk to Kate Hayward, one of the orgnisers about what we can expect from the lecture