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OARsome Morning Show
By Jeff HarfordSociety & Culture
OARsome Morning Show episodes
- Mosgiel and Taieri during COVID-19 - Joy DavisMosgiel and Taieri during COVID-19 - Joy Davis with the latest from Neighbourhood Support and Mosgiel Taieri Community Board11 min
- Greater Green Island Community Group - Larna McCarthyGreater Green Island Community Group - Larna McCarthy updates us on week 2 in alert level 4 lockdown0 min
- Wage Subsidy Scheme - Caryl O'ConnorWage Subsidy Scheme - Community Law Otago managing solicitor Caryl O'Connor summarises key information for employers and employees.20 min
- Working from home - Dr Denise QuinlanWorking from home - Dr Denise Quinlan offers tips on managing your time and wellbeing while working from home15 min
- Otago Regional Council during COVID-19 - Marian HobbsOtago Regional Council during COVID-19 - ORC chair Marian Hobbs discusses ORC services and submissions to the Annual Plan during COVID-190 min
- Student Volunteer Army - Isabella FanselowStudent Volunteer Army - SVO president Isabella Fanselow explains the partnership with New World supermarkets to get grocery supplies to the over 65s and vulnerable people0 min
- Fire safety at home during lockdown - Isiah PihoFire safety at home during lockdown - Isiah Piho, of Fire and Emergency NZ, with tips on staying safe through Alert Level 412 min
- Nadia Reid in lockdownNadia Reid in lockdown - Kiwi singer songwriter Nadia Reid talks about life in lockdown15 min
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- Volunteering during Level 4 - Leisa de KlerkVolunteering during Level 4 - Volunteering Otago manager Leisa de Klerk outlines the approach to volunteering at this time0 min
About OARsome Morning Show
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All the latest on what’s happening in Dunedin, interviews with people making a difference in your community, regular feature segments, and some great music.
Community groups, social service and health agencies, arts practitioners and other local organisations are welcome to share their stories and promote their events and initiatives on OAR FM, Dunedin's community access media platform.