Hamilton mayor Paula Southgate discusses the Annual Plan, urban development and affordable housing with Free FM's Kelli Pike.

Daffodils, foodwaste collection in Raglan, and Covid are on the agenda with deputy mayor of the Waikato district, Aksel Bech, giving his fortnightly update.

Kids biking to school is at the centre of discussion in our fortnightly update from Bike Waikato chair Richard Porter.

The 2022 Budget has been announced, and Hamilton West MP Dr Gaurav Sharma gives us a rundown of what it contains.

Black Heels and Tractor Wheels is a new podcast airing on Free FM, created by Rural Women New Zealand. Claire Williamson, one of the show hosts, spoke to Free FM's Kelli Pike about it.

Rosalie Norton joins Mike Williams to talk about Rangatahi Voices, a 100% youth designed and led initiative (supported by the Waikato Regional Council), with a view to create a place for young people’s perspective to be heard by decision makers and governors of the region.

Wendy Cooper and Heyden Alderson of the Hamilton Crime Information Facebook Group join Mike Williams to discuss their aims and how they operate.

The Kirikiriroa Hamilton Zinefest is on this weekend and Wairehu Grant talks to Cate Prestidge about the event's history and his involvement.

Peter Posa passed away three years ago, and Donald McLeod has now started a kickstarter to fund PP's first new album and the songs he wanted to put out, since the last new album in 1970. You can get in touch with Donald about the kickstarter via [email protected] or 021 289 4748. You can also sample the Peter Posa album at pinenutrecords.bandcamp.com.

Cate Prestidge talks to Waikato Museum curator Jon Primmer about the touring exhibition they have on site, called “Our Moon: Then, Now & Beyond”.