Kia Pakari te Hapori — Tash Willison-Reardon is Chair of The Serve, a wholly volunteer led organisation that is committed to serving evening meals 365 days a year, sourcing and redistributing food and household resources, to those in the community who are in need, underprivileged, on low income or going through genuine hardship. Tash talks about their kaupapa with Mike Williams.

Green Party MP Chlöe Swarbrick discusses the narrow 'No' vote on the Cannabis Referendum. Where to from here?

Interview by Gary Farrow

Local man Dom Lowry chatted with Mark Bunting about what it’s really like living with ADHD, losing your job and expressing your feelings for the first time in a studio. Committed to telling his story through music, Dom candidly opens up about his fears and the feelings of ‘hundreds of tv screens’ playing in his head.

Councillor Jennifer Nickel from Waikato Regional Council talks about the climate action roadmap and the Pukemiro fire.

Kelli talks about Diabetes Awareness Month with a Field officer and Volunteer with Diabetes NZ - Waikato branch

Hamilton Mayor Paula Southgate on the Peacocke growth cell, and mitigations to protect the pekapeka and Shaw's Bird Park... the first draft of the 10 year plan goes out to residents later this week... and Originair is coming our way.

From List MP to Electorate MP, Jamie Strange discusses the general election result with Bryan Smith.

A casualty of the Labour tsunami in the general election this year, Tim Macindoe talks with Bryan Smith about his 12 years of service as the Hamilton West MP.

Author and Illustrator Lisala Halapua speaks about telling traditional Tongan stories and an Illustration Workshop for children.

Robust and engaged public media is what Broadacsting Minister Kris Faafoi wants to see, and he says vital to that is the mahi of Free FM and the other 11 Community Access stations in NZ. The Minister talks with Mike Williams.