Wand'rin' Dub - 100 Poems
East Broadway Rundown (Time Cow Remix) - Beat Detectives
Liberation (Richard Fearless Dub) - Om Unit
Who Dubs Your Dreams - Zorlok Compressor
Nu Stone Groove - Ali Omar
DUB CUNTS - Crooked Man
Vertex - Benfika
Cumbia Totonaca (Slow Version) - Amantes del Futuro
Musica De Barrio - Deltatron
Zanzibar - Black Bones
Where There's Hope, There's Fear - A Taut Line
4 in the mornin - Rebekah Abdeen + Kate Ireland
Big Purple Hands - 100 Poems
Unveilness - Noumen
Azares II - Benfika
Poser - stave + Karim Maas
Bonita - Yu Su
Der Uhrturm - Siriusmo
Aid Kit (Carl Finlow Remix) - Benedikt Frey
envio_3 - J. Albert
Greenhouse - Mezey
Perfect Curve - Powell
To Be A Man - georg-i & Older Brother
U good? - Rebekah Abdeen + Kate Ireland
Airdrop 08 (Easy Money) - Low End Activist
Airdrop 01 (Cheque) - Low End Activist
Chromatic Dissolution - Coffin Mulch & Mick Harris
Time Is Now Hs Dub - Hidden Sequence
Wickstead & Wicken - A Taut Line
Blood & Berry - Superpitcher
what if - object blue
Until the Moon Starts Shaking - Daniel Avery
rich dad poor dad - Klein
Bloom Nascosta - Piezo + Yushh
Extinctation - Great Barrier
Thanks for tuning in to today's show! I'm very excited to be joined in the studio by Sienna Fitzgerald, winner of the Play It Strange Junior Songwriting Competition, where she discusses her musical journey and songwriting process. We also debut her new track 'Sweetness'.
From today until the 4th of December, a conference will be held in Queenstown that will look into pest management and how best to protect native species.
The event not only brings experts in the sector from Aotearoa, but will also involve Australian experts as well.
Tuesday Wire Host Sara spoke to Dr Sze-Wing Yiu, a Wildlife Ecologist at the Bioeconomy Science Institute, about this week’s conference, and what to expect.
Oto sat down with Tāmaki Makaurau rappers lilbubblegum and Letoa to talk about AKL Lifestyle: the event and creative collective showcasing underground rappers, producers, DJs, visual installations, and more happening this Friday at Double Whammy. They also had a discussion about the state of Auckland’s underground hip-hop scene as a whole.
For Dear Science this week, our expert, Dr Cushla McGoverin chats with us about food waste and strategies for limiting waste, the five stages of brain development, and scientists using E. coli to create rainbow dye, thanks to MOTAT.
For our weekly catchup with the National Party, News and Editorial Director Joel spoke to MP Stuart Smith about the substantial changes to region councils, and Health Minister Simeon Brown’s calls to decentralise Health New Zealand.
For Green World, Tuesday Wire Host Sara spoke to Dr Sze-Wing Yiu, a Wildlife Ecologist at the Bioeconomy Science Institute, about this week’s wildlife conference in Queenstown.
Producer Vihan spoke to Sam Pilisi, a Doctoral Candidate at the University of Auckland, about his study on burnout within New Zealand-born Pacific communities.
And Joel spoke to Peter Saxton, an Associate Professor in the School of Population Health and HIV researcher at the University of Auckland, about the Ministry of Health’s HIV Monitoring Report.
Thanks to MOTAT, the museum inspiring the innovators of tomorrow!
Christmas Lights at MOTAT - experience Auckland’s most magical Christmas lights - heritage trams, festive music, Santa visits, and thousands of sparkling lights Tickets at motat.nz
Recently, the government has announced some major reforms to how regional councils operate, with regional councillors proposed to be replaced by boards made up of city and regional mayors, and potentially even Crown-appointed representatives, called combined territories boards, or CTBs.
As well as this, Health Minister, Simeon Brown, has called for the decentralisation of Health New Zealand, with the expectation that the entity focuses on deliveries closer to the front-line, additionally expecting a plan to do so by the end of the year.
For our weekly catch up with the National Party, News and Editorial Director Joel spoke to MP Stuart Smith about these topics, starting with the regional council.
From today until the 4th of December, a conference will be held in Queenstown that will look into pest management and how best to protect native species.
The event not only brings experts in the sector from Aotearoa, but will also involve Australian experts as well.
Tuesday Wire Host Sara spoke to Dr Sze-Wing Yiu, a Wildlife Ecologist at the Bioeconomy Science Institute, about this week’s conference, and what to expect.
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