In today's episode. The father of a man who died in Ukraine says his heart goes out to the family of a Christchurch man who has also died there. Maori health leaders have told the Waitangi Tribunal since Te Aka Whai Ora (the Maori Health Authority) was scrapped last year Maori health has no direction, no new structure, and no treaty abiding process to take its place. We look at The controversy over an artwork removed from Nelson's Suter Art Gallery, including the woman who picked up the New Zealand flag with words "please walk on me" on it, and Passengers should expect more travel time this long weekend as buses replace trains across all rail lines.

There has been controversy over an artwork removed from Nelson's Suter Art Gallery. Multimedia artist Diane Prince's piece - Flagging the Future - was part of an exhibition which featured a New Zealand flag on the floor with the words,"Please Walk on Me" printed on it. Ruth Tipu was against the art installation, and spoke to Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira.

Passengers in Wellington should expect more travel time this weekend as busses replace trains across all rail lines. Greater Wellington Transport Committee Thomas Nash spoke to Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira.

Farmers are feeling confident dairy prices will remain strong.

There's more posturing between syndicates ahead of the next America's Cup.

Consumers are keeping a tight rein on their spending.

Maori health leaders told the Waitangi Tribunal since Te Aka Whai Ora - the Maori Health Authority - was scrapped last year that it is clear the Crown have no plan to replace it and called on the Tribunal to recommend a new system designed by Maori called the "new whare". Inquiry claimant Lady Tureiti Moxon spoke to Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira.

The father of a man who died in Ukraine said his heart goes out to the familiy of a Christchurch man who also died there. It is understood Shan-Le Kearns was killed after several years fighting in Ukraine. Professor Phil Bagshaw, whose son Andrew was killed in 2023, spoke to Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira.

In today's episode, the government is proposing the biggest suite of changes in New Zealand's history to councils' oversight of housing, infrastructure, freshwater and agriculture, comments the immigration minister made likening unsolicited emails from Indians to spam has prompted criticism from the Indian community, Environment Canterbury is proposing a new commuter train from Rangiora to Rolleston, which it says the region's booming population needs and Kiwi band DARTZ are up for multiple awards at Thursday night's Aotearoa Music Awards.

Kiwi band DARTZ are up for multiple awards at Thursday night's Aotearoa Music Awards. Lead singer Daniel Vernon spoke to Charlotte Cook.