Port Chalmers Seafood Festival - chair Jo Kidston previews this weekend's celebration of kai moana and creativity.

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From "I do" to "what if?" - Sally McMillan previews a free seminar offering a guide to relationship property, financial future-proofing and succession planning.

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Arts Foundation Supernova campaign - Arts Foundation Te Tumu Toi General manager Jessica Palalagi outlines the Foundation's Spernova campaign, which aims to raise $250,000 in just one month to help launch 10 up-and-coming artists into the stratosphere.

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Rosina and the Weavers - Anna-Rose Carpenter and Matt Collins of Rosina and the Weavers join Jeff for a live-to-air and chat about their music.

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Paul S Allen - Dunedin Musician Paul S Allen has released twin albums Afterthought and Contemplating the Afterthought.

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Te Whata o Kaituna South Dunedin Community Library - City and South Dunedin Libraries manager Lynn Vare previews the opening of Te Whata o Kaituna, the new South Dunedin Community Library.

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STV Voting System - Prof Andrew Geddis from University of Otago Faculty of Law walks us through the STV voting system and how it can be approached in local body elections.

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Asthma and allergy flare-ups - Letitia Harding from the Asthma and Respiratory Foundation offers some timely tips for managing asthma flare-ups during early spring.

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The Catalytic Foundation - Teresa Moore from the Catalytic Foundation outlines an initiative to enable people to create their own wills, free of charge, through the Foundation's website.

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Make a Band from Nothing - Eliana Gray is seeking registrations from people aged 12-17 years who identify as women, trans, intersex, queer, takatāpui, or gender-diverse, for a November workshop opportunity to make music with others in a fun, supportive environment.

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