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The Bug - How bout dat (feat. FFSYTHO)
Immortals - 11th Hour
De Schuurman - Nu Ga Je Dansen
Don Zilla - Bujingo 
Hakuna Kulala (label) - Ossiris Drums
James Blake - Pan
Kryptic Minds - To Feel
Nomine/Iustina - To The Sky (feat. Iustina)
Fatima Al Qadiri - Aftermath
Prettybwoy - Isol
PSEUDO x KID ROBIN - MEDIO AJO 
CHLO - Azul del Cielo
Schacke - Klub Theme
Slikback - GENGAR 
13Block x K-LONE - FUNK LE 17 (Tim Karbon Bootleg)
CASH FROM HASH - TURBOCHARGER
Nazar - Clan (Slikback Remix)
DJ NERVOSO-MARTU
ET - Hallucizoan Cosmogenia
Woven Thorns - Divine Violence
V.I.V.E.K/Mel Dymond - Over My Head (Original Mix)
VINÍ FT. SAINT CABOCLO - MALAD¥N
ﾌ丂丂 - BROKEN BIBLES 
Pangaea - You & I
V.I.V.E.K - Strategy
Kode9; The Spaceape - Quantum
ZAZIM SOUNDSYSTEM - 139
Beverly Hills 808303 - A3 [Acid Planet 4]
Dark Energy - Echo Location
EEZIR - Shadow Stryder
Kaval - Nenufar
999999999 - 300000003
Bok Bok - Foxtrot (Neana Bootleg)
Joe - Maximum Busy Muscle
Planetary Assault Systems - Dungeon
Inner City - And I Do
AUX 88 featuring A Number of Names - Sharivari 2013 (Aux 88 Digital Mix)
FLmm - Fleruty (original mix)
Sleeper/Jamakabi - Civil War (Anhile Remix)
Wulffluw XCIV - Nyege Digital Immersion 
ccontrary - Dummy
Even the Strong (label) - Tompocalypse
LEINAD - PAIS SAQUEADO
I Hate Models - She Said Fuck People I Have Drugs (Original Mix)
EL PLVYBXY - Extasis Total
OYISSE - Skunk
The Planet Of Drums - Tim Taylor & Dan Zamani
EL-B - Amazon

Frances Chan plays artists she’s never played before on the Jazz Show. It’s a minefield of discovery – from 70s French cool and kinky Krauts to Japanese jams, pearls from Persia and the latest from London. 

Setlist:
Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band – Les Fleurs
Jonah Yano & Badbadnotgood – The Ordinary Is Ordinary Because it Ordinarily Repeats
Primitive Art Orchestra – Qualia
The Natural Yoghurt Band – Green Frog
Rolf Kuhn – Playmate
The German Top Five – The Champ
Total Refreshment Centre – Plight
The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble – Step Down
Cortex – La Rue
Ludivine Issambourg & Antiloops – Back to the Future
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard – Ice V
Brian Molley Quartet & Krishna Kishor – Ramal Dabke
Julian Lage – Chavez
Amir Bresler, Nitai Hershkovits & Nomok  – Third Wave Mischief
Eishan Ensemble – Invisible Tarab
Ryo Fukui – Early Summer
C.C.P.P. – Clavinet Shit
Synthesis – Sophie’s Gift
Brian Auger – Straight Ahead
Ryo Kawasaki – El Toro
Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band – Space

A total of 149 projects have been selected for fast tracking through the government's new Fast-track Approvals Bill.

There’s a variety of projects on the list, in sectors including farming, infrastructure, energy, and mining. 

The bill has been contentious since its introduction, with many concerns surrounding its potential effects on the environment. 19 projects on the list are mining related, with many of them successfully opposed in the past by environmental agencies, and even the supreme court. 

For their weekly catch up Producer Evie spoke to the ACT Party’s Simon Court about the newly unveiled list, and why some of these projects have been included on it. 

They also talked about emails to David Seymours office that were revealed by Newsroom last week, showing the party leader was invited to King Tuheitias Koroneihana earlier this year, despite repeated claims he did not receive an invite.

In 2014, Victoria University of Wellington made an official promise to divest $650,000 worth of investments in fossil fuel companies which, at the time, comprised of 2.1% of the University’s total investments.

However, more than 10 years on, a student-led investigation found that the university still held significant investments in companies like Exxon Mobil and SHELL through third-party investment managers.

A year after a successful petition by Students for Justice in Palestine Pōneke calling on the university to divest funding from Israeli companies, a group of students from Climate Action Victoria University of Wellington have made renewed calls to the university to divest from fossil fuel companies. 

For this week’s Get Action! Oto spoke to Hugh Acton, a member of Climate Action Victoria of University of Wellington, who’s launched a petition calling on the university to disclose their investments in companies involved in fossil fuel production and to divest from them immediately.

If you'd like to sign this petition, you can find it here: