The Digital Divide - Anna Leslie CAB from Citizens Advice Bureau Dunedin discusses the difficulties that many people over 60 are experiencing when accessing services that require computers, smartphones and an understanding of digital technology.

This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz

Aaron Hawkins - Former Dunedin Mayor Aaron Hawkins has taken on a new role as Director of Inspiring Communities, supporting community-led development across Aotearoa.

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Sarcoma Awareness Month - Jodi Gowers was diagnosed with Retroperitoneal Liposarcoma, a rare form of cancer, in 2015. Jodi tells her story and calls for increased attention to sarcoma.

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New Zealand International Film Festival - NZIFF Artistic Director Paolo Bertolin previews this year's crop of New Zealand and international films for play the Dunedin's Regent Theatre from 14 August.

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Sunday Lemonade - Loz from Australian duo Sunday Lemonade previews their show at Moons on Sunday.

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iD Dunedin Fashion Week - iD Co-Chair and Creative Director Margo Barton is encouraging emerging and established designers to enetr for the 2025 edition of iD Dunedin Fashion Show.

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Take Control of your Diabetes - WellSouth Long-Term Conditions Nurse Dave Cox introduces a new programme developed to empower patients to self-manage their diabetes diagnosis.

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Memory and Mind - Curator Pam McKinlay previews Memory and Mind, an exhibition that explores the concept of memory as it relates to humans and the planet.

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James Herries Beattie collection - Hocken Collection Māori Archivist Rauhina Scott-Fyfe and Head Curator Anna Blackman discuss the invaluable contribution of self-taught journalist-historian James Herries Beattie, who extensively interviewed South Island Māori about their oral history and traditional ways of life.

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Lights, Camera, Science - Dr Gianna Savoie previews NanoFest's public screening of films from the final cohort of science and natural history students from the University of Otago's Science Communication programme.

This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz