The Road to Zero - is it possible to have zero serious injuries of fatalities happening on our roads? Melissa Smith, chair of Bike Waikato, discusses it with Free FM's Gary Farrow in their fortnightly catch up.

The Hamilton-Auckland train has now hauled 100,000 passengers since it began. Jennifer Nickel, chair of the Climate Action Committee at Waikato Regional Council, talks about it with Free FM's Gary Farrow.

Two songwriting students at Te Aho o Te Kura Pounamu have had their owns songs released under a school initiative. Te Kura Central North kaiako Trevor Faville talks about the programme to Gary on the Free Breakfast.

Waipa deputy mayor Liz Stolwyk discusses new street names in Cambridge, additional surveillance cameras, and consideration on the potential future uses of Cambridge Library.

Labour list MP for Taranaki / King Country, Angela Roberts, discusses cyclone relief, fibre rollout and the upcoming election with Free FM's Mike Williams.

Americana-tinged folk and blues musician Keb Hart from Cambridge joins Mike in the studio for an interview and a song. Keeping it local for NZ Music Month, Keb was this week's Featured EP on the Free Breakfast.

Mike Williams talk to Dave Moore about plans to stage the play The Full Monty in Te Awamutu later this year, and the infirmation evening scheduled for Friday 12th at 7pm, at the Woolshed Theatre.

Gary talks with Bike Waikato chair Melissa Smith about the cycling safety practice known as 'taking the lane'.

In the final days of the Rainbow Hub online campaign, Liv gives an update on how things are going and talk about their hopes of getting out into the regions with a vehicle to support the rainbow community.

Cate Prestidge speaks to Emilia Jennings, choreographer for Hamilton Musical Theatre's production of Young Frankenstein, which opens at Riverlea Theatre on Saturday May 13.