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  1. 3 UUR GELEDEN

    Totally Wired with Hunter: April 4, 2026

    The greatest, latest tunes from across the motu and abroad. Thanks to Flying Out & NZ On Air.

  2. 3 UUR GELEDEN

    Gang Of Four Show w/ Phil A.: Friday April 3, 2026

    Thanks to https://www.verona.nz/

  3. 22 UUR GELEDEN

    Friday 2-4 with Phys Ed: 3 April, 2026

    Ellay W & Jack Glacier greet us into the easter weekend with a smooth sailing selection of dub & deep techno. We are joined by Basspunkk for some guest selections in the latter half, the goodest of fridays :)

  4. 1 DAG GELEDEN

    95bFM Breakfast w/ Charlotte: Rāhina April 3, 2026

    Charlotte filling in for Rosetta & Milly on Breakfast this Easter Friday. Thanks to eighthirty coffee roasters

  5. 1 DAG GELEDEN

    Morning Glory w/ Jacinda: Rāpare 2nd April, 2026

    Jacinda does her first show, covering for Emma while she's across the ditch is Australia! Thanks to The Tuning Fork.

  6. 1 DAG GELEDEN

    The Wire w/ Caeden: 2 April, 2026

    For our weekly catch-up with the Labour Party, Wire Host Caeden spoke to Labour’s Shanan Halbert about university funding shortfalls, the living wage rise and the default KiwiSaver contribution rate increasing. And they spoke to Aaron Gilbert, Professor of Finance and Associate Dean Research at Auckland University of Technology, about the minimum KiwiSaver contribution rate increasing. For City Counselling this week, News Director Castor spoke to Councillor Julie Fairey about the second round of changes to PC 120 and about the council’s disagreements with central government over fuel crisis support.  Producer Pranuja spoke to Gehan Gunasekara, Professor of Commercial Law at the University of Auckland Business School, on the new Policing Amendment Bill.

  7. 2 DGN GELEDEN

    Complexities of the Policing Amendment Bill w/ Professor Gehan Gunasekara: 2nd April, 2026

    A new law change known as the Policing Amendment Bill is raising concerns about privacy and police powers in Aotearoa. The bill would give police expanded powers, including the ability to record and retain short-lived videos in public. Supporters say it will help police respond more effectively to crime, but critics are worried the rules are too vague, with a low threshold for collecting personal information and not enough safeguards around how that data is stored or used. There are also concerns that the changes could disproportionately affect Māori and young people. Wire Producer Pranuja spoke to Gehan Gunasekara, Professor of Commercial Law at the University of Auckland Business School, about what this could mean for everyday New Zealanders.

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    2007 - 2026
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