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NZ International Comedy Festival: Nic Sampson

Comedian Nic Sampson brings in some of his favourite stand-up. Including comedy from Angela Dravid, Saturday Night Live, Will Ferrell & Kristen Wiig, and Paul F. Tompkins.

Check out Nic's show, Jewel Heist, at the NZ International Comedy Festival!

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The Mind Trench w/ Rob Bollix: December 8, 2021

After the hibernation from hell, Rob's back with a bang in the studio airing some grievances and chatting about tiny robots. Whakarongo mai! 

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Graveyard with Sam: Thursday September 7, 2017

1st-anniversary show of the 1-3 with Sam. Big shout out to Atereano AT Mateariki for starting this thing with me a year ago. 

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Get Action! Stop the Government taking away Outdoor Education w/ Fiona McDonald from Education Outdoors New Zealand: 10 September, 2025

Towards the end of August, secondary school outdoor education teachers were told that the course would be removed from the Education Ministry's general subject list as part of the government’s proposed replacement of the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA).

As a result of being excluded from the list of general subjects, outdoor education, which provides direct training and pathways for students looking to enter conservation, environmental science and outdoor tourism careers, would be included in the list of vocational subjects, meaning that the course curriculum would be designed by the Industry Skills Boards instead of the Ministry of Education, stripping schools of the flexibility in designing the curriculum and removing pathways to higher education for students.

For this week’s Get Action! Wednesday Wire host Oto spoke with Fiona McDonald from Education Outdoors New Zealand to discuss a petition of hers calling on the ministry of education to keep outdoor education in the list of secondary school general subjects.

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

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citadel : 4- 12/7/2023

 

 

 

onlyevva (yung chibi) - hollow (prod. dj luxurious)
Dj Everything - soft spoken (emotional)
seaketa - Zuzukashiren
Otro - ...And Other Perishables
Tim Hecker - The Piano Drop
Trance Band - Ylva's Theme 
Amselysen feat. 2xn - The Labour of Love
Karlfroye - Fateful
Swan Meat - SWAN MEaTS FRED AGAIN..
Fatima Al Qadiri - Loading Beijing
CHIYU - Moulting
Jenn feat. TALPAH - Dummy
ZAGAM - FLASHXBACK
Abssys - Desgarradura
Rattlesnakke - Sublimación
QOQEQA - CalaXucla
rab neba — Descent Into Datahell
jaijiu - Ensayo de Repique (MURGA TOOL)
111, 1127, S280F, and RABIT - angel's egg
IN MY TALONS - In Silence We March
Shushu - Jacuzzi
JM Croce - Adiós (Lou Kessler Remix)
Lukrø & Cardozo - Chiki
Zulu - Hooligan Break
BLOOD OF AZA - MAN DONT CARE EDIT
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Ingesting Poison x This Is The New Shit
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Blood of Aza - Cusp demo
Osheyack - Fake (Kat Nzhinga Bootleg)
Dj. Rogelio H - Mito Prehispanico
Yoshitaka Hikawa - Pointer
MYEN — EXUBERANCE (Ivory Black Edit)
초감제 X Kablam - Forced
Miedo Total - Pomegranate
Vapordog - exile
ESTOC - Avril's Complications 
oOo- iPhone Voice Memo 2019 12-05 Lil Durk and Avril o0o rework

 

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Sustaining Alive with Sandra Coney: February 28, 2022

Sandra Coney jumps on the phone to chat about proposed changes to Auckland Councils park management strategy.

Check out more info here.

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Audio Culture with Dr Sharon McIver: 5 March, 2024

Dr Sharon McIver joins Kris to chat about daytime and nighttime rave hits! 

Thanks to AudioCulture! 

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City Counselling w/ Pippa Coom: February 11, 2022

Hospitality businesses have been significantly affected by COVID-19 restrictions such as capacity limits and social distancing requirements. Today during my regular chat with Auckland Councillor Pippa Coom, we discussed an outdoor dining grant scheme supporting hospitality businesses to increase their outdoor dining capacity. 


We also revisited the Councils annual budget that has just gone out for public consultation, and Pippa responded to Howick ward councillor Sharon Stewart suggesting that projects such as cycleways and painted roads should be cut from the budget.

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The Wire w/ Oto: 10 September, 2025

For our weekly catchup w/ the Green Party, Wednesday Wire host Oto spoke with MP Ricardo Menendez-March about the government’s announcement to expand support services for rough sleepers, Green MP Benjamin Doyle’s resignation from Parliament and Erica Stanford’s recently announced measures to crack down on overstayers.

And, for this week’s Get Action! He spoke with Fiona McDonald from Education Outdoors New Zealand about her petition to keep outdoor education on the list of senior curriculum subjects.

Wire producer Max spoke to Stephen Hoadley - a retired professor in international relations, to discuss the potential for more European and US sanctions against Russia.

And he also spoke to Will Alexander, a former actor on Shortland Street to discuss the recent global news of an Actors strike against Israel.

And Wire producer Manny spoke to Dr Sue Adams, Senior Lecturer of Nursing, to discuss Health New Zealand/Te Whatu Ora’s nursing reforms leaked last week and their implications for the workforce.

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New school subjects w/ the ACT Party’s Simon Court: 22 September, 2025

The Government has announced some new secondary school subjects and changes to current ones, which will be a part of the proposed new curriculum.

Some of the subjects include: earth and space sciences, civics, politics, and philosophy, media, journalism and communications, and te mātai i te ao Māori

However, art history as a subject is set to be axed, instead being integrated into other visual art subjects such as design, painting, and photography. In addition to this, outdoor education as a subject is set to become fully vocational.

Those in these sectors have criticised these moves, with Auckland Art Gallery’s head of curatorial and exhibitions Sarah Farrar, saying the move will close doors for young people, with Claire Amos, principal at Albany Senior High School, saying that making outdoor education vocational will result in a loss of funding for the subject.

For our weekly catch-up with the ACT Party’s Simon Court, News and Editorial Director and Monday Wire Host spoke to him about these topics.