This one starts with a cheeky little DnB Mix, It gets a little heavy halfway way through cause I fifured 'Ehh, why not?'. As always, finishing off with a nice lil Lo-Fi House Mix, but the most IMPORTANT thing is to check out the local venues that need our help, you can do this by heading to https://boosted.org.nz/ and support ya Locals, Oath.
'Serenade Of The Doll' by I Am Just A Pupil, in response to Summer School & 'In The Neighbourhood (Downtown Mix)' by Sisters Underground, in response to "Packing up the house to leave Auckland for good. Will miss the 95 fam a lot. Have you got a track for that?" (out to the number ending in 319)
Laura speaks to Julia Oceanchild a recent participant in the Para Kore (Waste Free) programme about their mission to help marae and community groups reach zero waste.
This week with Māori Party co-leader Marama Fox we discuss the case for a mental health funding boost and the recommendations made in the People's Mental Health Report.
Ahead of International Tiger Day on Saturday, the World Wildlife Fund is raising awareness for tiger conservation worldwide.
A United Nations report from last year shows tiger species have faced a 97 percent decline in population over the past century and some subspecies have already gone extinct due to animal poaching and trafficking.
Reporter Jack Marshall spoke to WWF Cambodia’s Rohit Singh, who is part of the WWF Tigers Alive Initiative there.
Reporter Sam Smith spoke to political commentator Bryce Edwards about the latest Colmar Brunton poll results. The result was bad news for Labour whop received their lowest rating in over twenty years, but good news for the Greens who received their highest.
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