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Issues of Problem Gambling have been plaguing Timaru, however the areas district council have largely allowed their laws to remain the same. 

Minor changes have taken place, particularly in letting new venues for gambling operate at a limit of seven pokie machines, but the Problem Gambling Foundation say this is far from enough. 

The region's district councillor claims that the funds from gambling is important due to the amount it funds local community groups.

To learn more, Liam spoke to Andree Froude from the Problem Gambling Foundation about the issues. 

The Greens recently made renewed calls to the government to recognise Palestinian statehood and place sanctions on Israel.

These calls were made both in light of the 80th session of the UN General Assembly which opened last week, as well as the recent 20,000-strong Pro-Palestinian protest in Tāmaki-Makaurau being the largest Pro-Palestinian protest in the history of Aotearoa.

Additionally, the Greens recently called for the voting period on the Māori wards referendum to be extended after candidate profiles were omitted on voting packs in a number of districts, despite being listed in voting papers.

Voters on the Māori roll in affected districts have begun receiving letters with the missing profiles, but concerns have been raised about the impacts to voter access to information caused by the error.

And, last week, the latest ETS auction in New Zealand, which was held on September 10, 2025, failed to attract any bids and resulted in no clearing price, making it the third consecutive failed auction in 2025 and the eighth consecutive failed auction overall

For our weekly catchup with the Green Party, Wednesday Wire Host Oto spoke with MP Ricardo Menendez-March to discuss all these issues

Yesterday the Resident Doctor’s Association announced that they'd come to an agreement with the District Health Boards over safer rosters. The deal guarantees doctors safe working hours with no more than 10 consecutive rostered days, and also they will not be rostered on for more than 4 consecutive night shifts of up to 10 hours. 95bFM's Dylan Kelly speaks to resident doctor Catherine Foster about her interpretation of the deal and whether the changes are adequate.

Junior doctors will be striking for the second time this month in response to ongoing disputes regarding the existing employment contract between most junior doctors and District Health Boards. Liv Holdsworth spoke to David Munro from the New Zealand Resident Doctors Association and Earle Savage from a new breakaway union, the Specialty Trainees of New Zealand regarding their views on what's going on.