In the headlines today, the Prime Minister’s chief science advisory position continues to be left unfilled since Dame Juliet Gerrard left in June, charter schools revived as the bill passes its final reading, Israel’s top general says the country is preparing for a possible ground offensive in Lebanon, and more.

In stories, we invite Dr Azka Ghafoor, from the Department of Management at Ōtakou Whakaihu Waka, to talk about Seek's inaugural Workplace Happiness Index report that found Gen Z are most unhappy at their workplaces and what this means for workplaces, should management accomodate this and what this could change for the workplace.

In Film Review, Jonah reviews last night's Dunedin Film Society screening, 'The Long Absence'.

Then DPAG Late Brekkie host, Alex Lister, joins the show to talk about the latest local art gallery news.

Today’s hosts are Charlie Cunningham and Jonah Broughton.

The bulletin was written by Charlie Cunningham and Jonah Broughton.

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In the headlines today, Otago Polytechnic is undergoing major changes with over 30 programs under review and many staff affected, a new covid 19 variant is spreading rapidly and could soon become the dominant variant around the globe, Fuel Your Stoke is on this Sunday to spread awareness for mens mental health, and more.

Then in Local Produce, Celia chats with Critic Te Ārohi's columnist, Jordan Irvine, to talk about this week's featured musician, Frivolry.

Today’s hosts are Celia Ward and Jamiema Lorimer.

The bulletin was written by Celia Ward and Tristan Serrano.

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In the headlines today, Israeli airstrikes have killed 492 people and sent tens of thousands of people fleeing for safety in Lebanon, progress on the World’s first agreement to protect people from future pandemics, urgent action is being taken to restrict the sale of nitrous oxide within New Zealand, and more.

In stories, we invite Kitten to talk about worker rights in the sex work industry and protesting against Stilettos.

Then, Sam Somerville gets us all updated with the latest sports new in Sports Sweep.

And Ailah Taring brings us the most innovative STEM news.

Today’s hosts are Ailah Taring and Jamiema Lorimer.

The bulletin was written by Ailah Taring and Jamiema Lorimer.

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In the headlines today, another ferry towed to Wellington after drifting for hours in Cook Straight, rapper 'Diddy' is in police custody and has been denied bail after he was charged with sex trafficking in the US this week, Suburbia has made its mark in the Dunedin nightlife scene as the one stop shop for freshers or old people going through a midlife crisis, and more.

Then in 'Scoop on the Stars' Jana reads your horoscope for the week, and in 'What's the Haps' Amy Martin takes us through what's on in Ōtepoti weekend.

Today’s hosts are Amy Martin and Jana Gleeson.

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In the headlines today, new climate projections from NIWA show that New Zealand is to get hotter at a faster rate than previously expected, Winston Peters has claimed that Parliament’s standards are in a ‘state of decay’, 14 people have been killed and 300 injured across Lebanon as handheld radios used by the armed group Hezbollah have exploded across the country, and more.

In stories, we invite Juju Moharram, the co-president of Amnesty Youth Otago, or AYO, to talk about the kaupapa of AYO on campus, Aotearoa, worldwide and how to get involved. Then we are joined by MP for Dunedin, Rachel Brooking, to respond to Health Minister Dr. Shane Reti's ambiguous comments on the Dunedin Hospital rebuild and the lack of governmental commitment to the full project.

Then in Film Review, Jonah reviews the Dunedin Film Society's showing of Burning (2018).

Today’s host is Jonah Broughton.

The bulletin was written by Charlie Cunningham and Jonah Broughton.

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In the headlines today, Uniflat residents have been experiencing unexpected and unnotified visits from staff and maintenance crews, Hezbollah has vowed to retaliate against Israel after pagers used by its members exploded across Lebanon simultaneously killing at least nine people and wounding almost 3,000, experts warn against obsession and experts warn of the obsession that could rise from calorie counters, fitness trackers, and sleep monitors, and more.

In Conservation Conversations, Adam Stitely gives us a wrap up of this week's conservation news, including the Bird of the Year rankings, Kaikōura's designation as a Dark Sky Sanctuary, the rescuing of a pygmy whale and a finding of some mudfish.

Then Critic Te Ārohi's Jordan Irvine joins Celia Ward to chat about this week's featured musician, Achtung.

Today’s hosts are Celia Ward, Tristan Serrano and Adam Stitely.

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In the headlines today, the government is introducing new tests that determine whether workers are employees or contractors, a gunman was recently arrested for a supposed "assassination attempt" on Donald Trump, and a welcome on te wiki o te reo Māori this week.

Then, Sam Somerville gets us all updated with the latest sports new in Sports Sweep.

And Ailah Taring brings us the most innovative STEM news.

Today’s hosts are Ailah Taring and Jamiema Lorimer.

The bulletin was written by Ailah Taring and Jamiema Lorimer.

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In the headlines today, Bruce Aitken's portrait is removed from Knox college's dining room after sexual offence charges have transpired against the former Knox college Master and University of Otago Pro-Chancellor, more cases of mPox are linked to Queenstown's Winter Pride Festival, and Dunedin is in desperate need for a more student bar.

In stories, we invite Adita Gorasia, the founder of Ads of Pads, to talk about the initiative that will see free menstrual products in Auckland University bathrooms with the help of partnering with advertisers.

Then in 'Scoop on the Stars' Jana reads your horoscope for the week, and in 'What's the Haps' Amy Martin takes us through what's on in Ōtepoti weekend.

Today’s hosts are Amy Martin and Jana Gleeson.

The bulletin was written by Amy Martin and Jana Gleeson.

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In the headlines today, US election opponents Donald Trump and Kamala Harris faced off in a televised election debate for the first yesterday, the government has announced more structured literacy for schools, a last-minute amendment to the gang patch policy has put the government under major scrutiny, and more.

In stories, we invite Dr Sebastian JS Potgieter, a University of Otago teaching fellow at the School of Physical Education, Sport and Exercise Sciences, to talk about Israel's place in international sport and the pending decision from FIFA to expel Israel from the tournament following a legal review requested by the Palestinian Football Association.

Then we have 'DPAG's Late Breakfast Show' host Alex Lister come in and chat about what's going on currently in Ōtepoti's galleries, and in Film Review, Jonah reviews the Dunedin Film Society's latest screening of French film, India Song.

Today’s hosts are Charlie Cunningham and Jonah Broughton.

The bulletin was written by Charlie Cunningham and Jonah Broughton.

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