The US Senate have voted to move ahead with a resolution to end military support for the Saudi Arabian-led coalition in the war in Yemen... Dr. Robert Patman, Professor of International Relations at the University of Otago Lately and Grant Robertson unveils plans for next year's Budget..

Brexit versus NZ 1973. Midweek Mediawatch.

Theresa May calling off today's crucial vote on her Brexit deal and Yealands Wines add sugar to wine in not so sweet deal for EU.

Warnings over breaching name suppression. Shakti Wellington struggling to stay afloat.

Pete Shelley from the Buzzcocks passed away yesterday and we're paying tribute to one of the first and the best punk bands... I'm joined by Russell Brown ... and it's also Kiwi Rules tonight with Adam Hattaway... so we're playing music this evening for a change given it's Friday...

On the show tonight Government announced today that cabinet has approved a work programme to thoroughly explore how we can achieve full accessiblity for disabled people and all New Zealanders. Chief Executive of the Blind Foundation Sandra Budd is on the programme to explain exactly what accessibility means, and you might be surprised... And a coalition of Auckland community groups is concerned that we may not be aware of the poor water quality of some of Auckland's beaches... David Abbott is the Co-Convenor of Stop Auckland Sewage Overflows Coalition and he joins us later to explain the problem... and we have a bit of a theme to our music choices tonight... they're of an era...all will be revealed

Pacific Tsunami Threat lifted. One in four pre-teens have watched porn. Midweek Mediawatch with Colin Peacock.

Unpicking the Mental Health Enquiry. The Fuel Market Study and motorists.

Lightening - frightening! Bike lanes cut car use and emissions. The Word - Busting Myths about Te Reo.

Rotorua man cures a stutter by using an irish accent. Go Ahead Caller. Kiwi Rules with Ben Wallace from Holiday Records