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The good weather continues in Raglan as we focus on politics today, looking at local issue and then at the Green Party conference where John Lawson reports from this week.
Another beautiful morning in Whaingaroa as we look at the weekend sport results, what's-on and surf before we have a chat with Lani Puriri about Sophrology and then welcome local artist Yaniv Jansen to the studio.
We check out the events happening over the weekend including an art exhibition in the town hall, plus we talk to our Councillor Lisa Thomson about the Wastewater treatment plant and the upcoming election.
We focus on the weekend's events this morning with our What's On Guide, plus Dave Maybee is in studio with his guitar and Alisha Hosking brings in some botanical treatments ahead of the the Creative Market this weekend.
We make it up as we go along this morning, with Robz dropping into the studio for a chat about his month alone in the Bush and then Jane joins us to announce a fascinating new podcast she has in the works
Local news and weather, weekend sport results, surf report and a look at the final candidate list for the local body election, plus we talk to Genevieve about Daffodil day which is coming up at the end of the month
We have a look at events this weekend, check on the latest nominees for the local body election and chat to Dennis Amoore from the Raglan Community Board as well as our Careers Commentator Natalie Sims
We focus on what's happening this weekend, Tsunami news and an update on who's running for election on the community board. We also talk about "Solar Barrows" and have a chat to the Old School
We've got your local news and info, surf and weather and some good music before we talk to local Counselor Maree Haworth
The rain returns to Whaingaroa according to the forecast while the surf goes flat on the points and we have a look at the community board meeting due to happen tomorrow and also how there are restrictions on councillor's interactions on staff during the lead up to the election.
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