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OARsome Morning Show
By Jeff HarfordSociety & Culture
OARsome Morning Show episodes
- Dunedin Multi Ethnic Council response to COVID-19Dunedin Multi Ethnic Council response to COVID-19 - DMEC chairman Lux Selvanesan0 min
- Citizens Advice Bureau DunedinCitizens Advice Bureau Dunedin - Janet Hewson outlines the ways CAB is delivering services at this time.0 min
- Top Tips for Mental Wellbeing - Shaun RobinsonTop Tips for Mental Wellbeing - Mental Health Foundation chief executive Shaun Robinson offers some strategies for maintaining mental wellbeing at this time.19 min
- 18 min
- Looking Out for Our Older People - Age ConcernLooking Out for Our Older People - Age Concern NZ Chief Executive Stephanie Clare discusses how best to support older people at this time.0 min
- Dunedin Friends of the Library - Russell WalkerDunedin Friends of the Library - Russell Walker introduces the Dunedin Public Libraries Association11 min
- Dunedin Fringe Festival Cancelled - Gareth McMillanDunedin Fringe Festival Cancelled - Festival Director Gareth McMillan explains the decision to cancel this year's festival in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.11 min
- Dunedin Gasworks Guild of Gadgeteers - Captain Roscoe Dangerfield and Lord Lucerne ThistledownDunedin Gasworks Guild of Gadgeteers - Dunedin steampunk enthusiasts Captain Roscoe Dangerfield and Lord Lucerne Thistledown.15 min
- Race Relations Week 2020 - Paul GourlieRace Relations Week 2020 - Paul Gourlie reflects on the first weekend of events and looks ahead to more events this week.0 min
- Blackout for Brain Injury - Jane ButterfieldBlackout for Brain Injury - Jane Butterfield of Brain Injury Association Otago tells us about Brain Breaks.0 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.