In the headlines today, the Waitangi Tribunal inquiry into the use of te reo Māori in the public sector concluded with an emotional final day, the government has told Te Pūkenga to resume cost-cutting and asset sales at its polytechnics, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dissolved his war cabinet as of Monday this week.

In stories, we invite Dr Jen Purdie, of the University of Otago's Centre of Sustainability, to talk about the government's decision to reverse the ban on oil and gas exploration.

Today’s hosts is Jonah Broughton.

The bulletin was written by Jonah Broughton and Jamiema Lorimer.

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In the headlines today, Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka has appointed its new chancellor, the number of people serving prison time for crimes they are later cleared of has doubled in the last decade and a Master’s thesis has found a Milford Sound Tsunami in the best case scenario would have a 5-percent survival rate.

Today’s hosts is Jamiema Lorimer.

The bulletin was written by Jamiema Lorimer.

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In the headlines today, Dunedin City Councillors have voted to allocate staff resourcing to deliver the Ōtepoti Live Music Action Plan, Auckland University remains Aotearoa’s top university, the latest international rankings show and New Zealand Opera becomes the first in the world to provide braille surtitles for blind and low-vision opera-goers with their season of Rossini’s ‘Le Comte Ory’.

In stories, we invite Fairleigh Gilmour, a co-founder and member of Save Dunedin Live Music and local musician, to talk about the Ōtepoti Live Music Action plan and its current progress.

Today’s hosts is Jamiema Lorimer.

The bulletin was written by Jamiema Lorimer.

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In the headlines today, Ambulance officers start industrial action today in response to an impasse with Hato Hone St John over pay negotiations, the death toll from Israel’s raid on the Nuseirat refugee camp on Saturday, has risen to 274, far-right parties across Europe have made significant gains in this week's European parliament elections, and more.

In stories, we invite Dr Paula O'Kane, a senior lecture from the Department of Management at the Otago Business, to talk about proposed changes to the Holidays Act that could result in less sick leave for part-time workers.

Today’s host is Jonah Broughton.

The bulletin was written by Jonah Broughton and Jamiema Lorimer.

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In the headlines today, a bill to resume the exploration of oil and gas in New Zealand is set for later this year, schools nationwide have received disappointing news about delays or redesigns in their planned construction projects, and the Dunedin Community Gallery will move from the management of the Dunedin Fringe Arts Trust to the DCC this Wednesday.

Today’s host is Charlie Cunningham.

The bulletin was written by Charlie Cunningham and Jamiema Lorimer.

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In the headlines today, a march and demonstration of about 300 people made their way from Queen’s Gardens to the Octagon as part of the nation-wide Budget Day hikoi last Thursday, the rent strike at Auckland student halls have come to an end as of Wednesday this week, India's election concluded this week and more.

Today’s hosts is Jamiema Lorimer.

The bulletin was written by Jamiema Lorimer.

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In the headlines today, 9000 fewer New Zealanders have been unable to access specialist mental health services and addiction services over the last five years, a report by the Ministry of Justice has found youth crime has gone up in the year ending June 2023, Mexico elected its first female president, Claudia Sheinbaum, on Sunday, and more.

Today’s hosts is Jamiema Lorimer.

The bulletin was written by Jamiema Lorimer.

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In the headlines today, the inquest into Sophia Crestani’s death at a student party has begun, government figures show that tens of thousands of people past the retirement age are paying off their student loans a nationwide protest against the government’s policies for Māori ahead of the coalitions first Budget release on yesterday, and more.

In stories, we invite Chair of Students for Fair Rent, Matthew Lee, to talk about the ongoing rent strike at Auckland University halls and Jono McCabe, of R1 and Critic Te Ārohi, to talk about the egg-spiracy.

Today’s hosts are Amy Martin and Gabi Scott.

The bulletin was written by Amy Martin and Gabi Scott.

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In the headlines today, Israel has carried out two air strikes on Palestinian tent cities in and near Rafah that were designated safe zones for thousands of Palestinian civilians, Gisborne’s mayor believes that Gisborne is an ‘outlier’ to the Māori wards bill and should not have to follow the new proposed legislation, establishment of a new multi-agency group to improve the safety of the bus hub, and more.

In stories, we invite Otago University lecturers, Dr. Peter Grace and Professor Robert Patman to talk about their new book on Jacinda Ardern and her approach to foreign policy.

Today’s hosts are Charlie Cunningham and Jonah Broughton.

The bulletin was written by Charlie Cunningham, Jonah Broughton and Jamiema Lorimer.

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In the headlines today, Dunedin city councillors vote in favor of asking the government to create special visas for Palestinian refugees, a 27-hour encampment was undertaken by students for Justice in Palestine at the University of Canterbury last week, last week's Ice House start-up venture for young entrepreneurs, and more.

In stories, we invite Kate Schrader and Ruth Harvey, from the the Dunedin Fringe Arts Trust, to talk about their most recent submission to the DCC on behalf of the community, appealing for their continued support of funding for the Fringe Arts Trust and Te Whare o Rukutia.

Today’s hosts are Celia Ward and Tristina Serrano.

The bulletin was written by Celia Ward, Tristan Serrano and Jamiema Lorimer.

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