Let’s Hui

A powerful story about the barriers to getting weight loss surgery in Aotearoa and an interview with Waikato University Associate Professor Te Taka Keegan about his concerns with ChatGPT. 

An update from Ngāti Kahungunu Iwi Incorporated Chair Bayden Barber about the recovery efforts and land classification. A story with whānau who are learning how to make healthy & affordable kai and we meet the wāhine who have flipped the script on skateboarding.

In depth interview with Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson & the Mataaho collective celebrate 10 years of creating art with their latest masterpiece at Te Papa Tongarewa.

The heartbreaking story of champion axeman Jason Wynyard & his shock cancer diagnosis, a studio interview with General and Oncoplastic Breast Surgeon, Maxine Ronald & our final edition to our NZ Music Month series featuring Origin Roots Aotearoa.

We break down the budget with our panel of experts, Professor Matt Roskruge, Professor Ella Henry and the former opposition leader Hon. Simon Bridges. We showcase emerging artist Mohi and his new single "Me Pēhea Rā".

A story of breaking the cycle of drug addiction & crime, a panel discussion on the Ministerial Inquiry Report into woody debris and the brothers heading to the Pipe Band world champs. 

Hidden below the surface, the story of racial discrimination in Pukekohe, an energetic political panel with Jenny Marcroft and Ella Henry, and the latest of our Music Month series featuring the multi talented REI. 

Te Rūnanga nui o ngā Kura Kaupapa Māori chair Rawiri Wright joins us, a story about tamariki connecting to nature and we celebrate NZ Music month with singer songwriter Anna Coddington.

An Anzac special featuring the last member of the Māori battalion, Sir Robert (Bom) Gillies, an interview with Māori historian Monty Soutar & a tribute piece with Kane Te Tai's parents.

We look into Te Aitanga-a-Māhaki's ambitious plan to rehouse their community after cyclone Gabrielle. We interview local body minister Kieran McAnulty about the three water changes and get reaction from Te Rarawa iwi rep Haami Piripi.