Cate Prestidge talsk with Chris Green, guest director at Morrinsville Theatre, about the play Stones in His Pockets. It's an Irish tragi-comedy featuring two actors, playing 15 characters on stage and it opens for a six-performance season from July 7. Tickets are available from iTicket.co.nz.

Fieldays, Prime Minister Chris Hipkins' visit to China, and National's campaign launch are all on the agenda for Jamie Strange, Labour MP for Hamilton West, as he speaks with Mike Williams on the Free Breakfast.

Kelli talks to deputy mayor Angela O'Leary about the Annual Plan, demolition of Founders Theatre, safety of elected members and infrastructure.

Kelli talks to Fatuma from Sharma, about the upcoming Ethnic Youth Volleyball Tournament and how to register.

Waipā deputy mayor Liz Stolwyk fills us in on the latest on the council table - including a "sinking lid" approach to gaming machines, and public spaces by-laws.

Labour List MP for Taranaki and the King Country, Angela Roberts, discusses Labour's recent Budget announcement, Fieldays, and the looming General Election.

Dr Ala Farah joins Mike Williams in the studio to discuss the current conflict in Sudan, and the public event Together for Sudan that will be taking place on Saturday 17 June, 10.30am, at Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts in Hamilton.

Professor Nick Agar joins Mike Williams in the studio to talk about 'Bots vs Beings: How Will AI Impact Your Life and Work?' - an open panel discussion on Tuesday 13 June 2023, 5:45pm Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts.

Kelli talks to Palestinian activist Nasser Mashni about the way forward for Palestine, after 75 years of Nakba.

Now in the twilight days of his time in Parliament, Labour MP Jamie Strange, who has represented the Hamilton East electorate for the current term, reflects on the 2023 Labour Party Conference, the handful of policies that were announced, and his plans to maintain a local focus in the coming months leading up to the General Election.