Denzel brings his first guest to the studio: Jack Gittings from Mouthfull and they jam some underground kiwi bangers for New Zealand Music week on 95bfm.
Chris Cudby (Under The Radar, Power Nap, pizza enthusiast) brings in his very own pizza recipe in our most controversial Breakfast Food yet. Whakarongo mai nei!
Jazmine Mary's in the studio playing some gorgeous live tracks and having a chat about their upcoming album and going on tour with Reb Fountain. Whakarongo mai nei.
Joe speaks to Will Matthews, an organiser from the Public Service Association about the DHB’s Offer and ERA’s Recommendations that were released to Allied Health Workers this week. He’ll also be speaking to the Honourable David Parker, the Minister for Ocean and Fisheries about the nationwide rollout of cameras on commercial fishing vessels
Emilia speaks to Massey University’s Sally Casswell about Digital Alcohol Marketing crossing borders. She’ll also be speaking to Aeron Davis from Victoria University about the Partygate scandal in UK Politics after the official inquiry was released overnight.
Overnight, civil servant Sue Gray released her long-awaited report into a series of parties held in the prime minister's office while the UK was in covid lockdowns.
While the report is impartial and doesn’t make any specific recommendations as to the repercussions Prime Minister Boris Johnson should face, it found that these events “should not have been allowed to happen”, and now the question has been passed to the Conservative Party to assess whether Johnson should remain in his post.
Emilia Sullivan spoke to Aeron Davis, professor of political communication at Victoria University of Wellington about the inquiry.
The Government has today confirmed key details of the nationwide, rollout of cameras on commercial fishing vessels. Up to 300 inshore fishing vessels will be fitted with this technology by the end of 2024, providing independent, accurate information about fishing activity and better evidence for decision-making.
Joe spoke to Hon David Parker, the Minister for Ocean and Fisheries on the matter.
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