Damian Sycamore from Waiheke Community Housing Trust introduces a hui focused on gaining support for a change to allow visitor accommodation units to be able to be let for long term rentals.

Chris Walker talks to Amy Cunningham from Waiheke Volunteer Fire Brigade about their fundraising efforts.

Chris Walker talks to Captain Festus McBoyle ahead of his two performances at Artworks Theatre on Sunday 6 July.

Waiheke author Jonathan McQuillan reads a chapter of his novel High Impact Insensitivity

Chris Walker talks to author Jonathan McQuillan about his novel set in a radio station on Waiheke Island, High Impact Insensitivity.

Sue Neureuter talks to Chris Walker about her family's mission to preserve and restore the Hauraki island group The Noises

Ōtata is the largest of The Noises islands. On the main beach of Ōtata Island is a large, historic midden, made up of layers of shells, animal bones and other archaeological evidence.

Auckland Museum Archaeologists Dr Louise Furey and Emma Ash worked in collaboration with mana whenua, Ngāi Tai ki Tāmaki, and the Neureuter family, to undertake excavations of the Ōtata midden, with digs taking place during the March 2020 and again in February 2021.

What that research showed was The Noises were vi...

Sue Neureuter talks about the thriving population of New Zealand's largest insect, wētāpunga, on Ōtata.

The wētāpunga is the largest insect in New Zealand. It's a nocturnal, tree-dwelling creature of the forest. The average body length of adult females is around 65 mm (2.6 in) from head to the tip of the abdomen.

The species was extinct on mainland NZ by the 1870s. The Hauraki Gulf islands provided the last strongholds for wētāpunga. Formerly, the species was known from Aotea (Great Barrier Isl...

Chris Walker talks to Nikita Daniel about her research in the coastal areas of The Noises.

Noises custodian Sue Neureuter talks about efforts to protect and rejuvenate the marine environment around The Noises.