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Mehemea he hinonga nā te kāwanatanga koutou, he NGO, he kamapene, he pākihi, he rōpū hapori rānei, ka taea e mātou te āwhina ki te whakarite pai i ō koutou karere, i ngā pūrongo hoki kia tūturu ō koutou kōrero ki te hunga whakarongo.
Fresh FM
Join Matilda as she interviews Kiriana on how society has affected our perceptions of our bodies. We discuss how everyone has insecurities and how the relationship we have with ourselves is a continual journey.
Radio Hawkes Bay
The Best of the Blues
Otago Access Radio
Broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin www.oar.org.nz
Wellington Access Radio
Join Transformer DJ’s as they discuss the news, issues and current affairs that they are passionate about.
Bella and Holly bid farewell in their final podcast of Books Uncovered. They discuss what they're been reading this past week. The four titles are: London Falling' by Patrick Radden Keefe, 'Fruit Fly' by Josh Sliver and The Witch' by Marie Ndiaye. Broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin oar.org.nz
Planet FM
From grassroots to international, Eamon covers it all. Here's your weekly fix of commentary and coverage, featuring local legends, full-time fans and dedicated sideliners.
Susanne Williamson previews Age of Panic showing at State Cinemas Nelson at 6.00pm on Wednesday July 01 and presented by the Nelson Film Society.
Gifted writing and story telling from Cordayne
The young people from Spectrum Care, and what matters to them!
Plains Media
An eleven-year-old Mergirl has better things to do than save the oceans from deadly stagnation. It's the Ringlet and the day the oceans stopped, Published by Ahoy! An imprint of the Cuba Press in 2019.
Free FM
An overview of the community groups and social services in the Waikato region.
Join Vivian and Julia for more bi-lingual family fun!
Songs and stories from the golden age of radio for children of all ages
Radio Southland
The Weekend Kicker is your go-to show for the latest sports and community updates, insightful analysis, and thrilling game highlights that fuel your sports passion!
The Fluffy Slipper Lounge goes to the circus and warms you up with some great sounds and fun banter.
Catch the crew from South Alive in Invercargill as they keep you up to date with the many things happening in this special part of our city
Manawatu Peoples Radio
This week, two big interviews from the world of heavy music! Jay from Jay Solo Project talks about the upcoming Psychotic Takedown South Island Slaughter tour, preparing a one-man live set, building a streamlined rig, new music in the works, and the evolving characters and masks behind the project. The episode also catches up with Matador following the release of their new album Three, discussing the singles, album artwork, remote recording process, organic production approach, favourite gear, and plans to bring the new material to the stage. Produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of NZ On Air.
This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz
Music, news, drama, events and guests. Hear the latest events from Auckland's Romanian community.
The Friday edition of Malayalam FM features original dramas and stories set to Malayalam music
Arrow FM
This week another great mixture of this great form of music known as the blues----some old, some new and everything in-between. Discover the only local show dedicated to the wonderful world of blues; from old to new, slow to fast.
Carnaval da Bahia e seus grande nomes nos anos, tais como Ivete Sangalo, Ara Ketu e Chiclete com Banana. A renovação da Axé Music baiana e seu diálogo com o novos nomes do reggae brasileiro, tais como Vixi Mainha, Gabriel Elias, Melim e muito mais no programa.
Join us for an inspiring conversation as we explore a remarkable academic and personal journey- from arriving in New Zealand with dreams and ambitions to overcoming challenges, embracing opportunities, and achieving success. Through stories of resilience, family support, cultural identity, and lifelong learning, Himasha and Ranmalee reflect on their own experiences that shaped their path and the lessons learned along the way. This episode offers valuable insights and encouragement for anyone navigating their own journey of growth, education, and self-discovery.
Matthew plays his favorite songs and keeps you up to date with what he has been doing with his week.
The show is a weekly get-together of the Nepalese community with updates on local and international events concerning Nepalese, as well as nostalgic and new music.
Bate papo semanal sobre o que acontece dentro e fora dos gramados. Conversa de futebol e pra você amante da bola que mora nas cidades da Nova Zelândia.
In this episode, we ask whether society romanticizes hardship and treats suffering as a prerequisite for success. From careers and relationships to creativity and ambition, we explore the hidden costs of glorifying struggle, the value of balance, and how growth can come from wisdom, support, and sustainable effort too today.
Get ready to be inspired. Empowered. Changed.
Thaysa em crise de depressão, Bruno e um dos filhos no hospital - a ajuda veio de um lugar inesperado
Rock music with a twist
At just 17 years old, Salem Māhia is already making waves across Aotearoa. Hailing from Tairāwhiti, Salem has built an impressive résumé that includes winning national songwriting competitions, securing NZ On Air support and releasing original music. His latest release, A Girl Named Abigail, is one of his most personal works yet - a song written in memory of his late aunt Keri, who passed away from cancer when Salem was just four years old. What began as an award-winning song has now been transformed into a powerful music video, helping share her story with an even wider audience. Today we're chatting about the story behind the song, growing up in Tairāwhiti, his songwriting journey, life as a young Māori artist, navigating early success, and what's next for one of Aotearoa's brightest rising stars.
Forgotten gems, surprising connections, and stories hidden behind the songs. It's the music you love to hear...
News, music and topical discussion from the Samoan community.
Chris catches up with 11P stock car driver Brendan Rees to talk about his team's racing season, winning the Rees Shield with the Colts, and his plans for a new KL Race Cars build ahead of the next speedway season. Brendan reflects on learning curves, car upgrades, support from family and sponsors, and his hopes for upcoming meetings including the NZ Stock Car Champs at Oceanview Speedway. The episode also includes a rundown of newly released Speedway New Zealand title dates, a mention of the upcoming New Zealand Speedway Awards, and the usual reminder that the real racing is on the dirt. Produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of NZ On Air.
Participants from the Write On School For Young Writers share their work
Aaron and Brian covers local and regional sports results and fixtures, including Manawatū rugby, netball, hockey, central football, and NRL. The episode highlights recent match outcomes, finals results, and upcoming draws, alongside brief commentary and music segments. Produced by Manawatū People's Radio with support from New Zealand On Air.
"Faatauaina o Aiga" or in English "Focus on the Family"
Dr Jaimie Veale (University of Waikato) chats with Dr Barb about Transgender Communities and the Gender Bill. Dr Veale is a Rutherford Discovery Fellow and Senior Lecturer in the School of Psychology (University of Waikato). She holds a PhD From Massy University, is the director of the Transgender Health Research Lab, home of the Counting Ourselves project—the first comprehensive national survey of transgender and non-binary people’s health and wellbeing in Aotearoa New Zealand. Dr Veale's work contributes to advancing both the scientific foundations of transgender health research and the translation of evidence into meaningful improvements in policy, healthcare, and community wellbeing Links: Dr Veale https://profiles.waikato.ac.nz/jaimie.veale https://jaimie.veale.phd/ Counting Ourselves https://countingourselves.nz/ https://countingourselves.nz/2022-survey-report/ This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - http://oar.org.nz
Learn more about the Compassionate Community initiative here in Hawke's Bay and meet some of the people behind it.
This episode explores the unique opportunity presented by the period between the Winter Solstice and Matariki to slow down, reflect, and reset. Inspired by questions from a podcast and a social media post, the conversation encourages listeners to consider how their year is unfolding, celebrate what has been achieved, and think intentionally about where they want to head next. A gentle invitation to embrace reflection over a cup of tea and reconnect with what matters most. The podcast detailed is Mel Robbins: How to design your life in 1 hour. https://open.spotify.com/episode/73D5cOtV7594hOIRQgL2DL?si=9qYth2bHTaa7J88Q6vjpyw
The best of Brazilian music.
Access Radio Taranaki
Jamie Allen is blessed to see the abundance that our community offers in aroha, support, compassion and empathy.
Pact supports people with intellectual disabilities to lead fulfilling lives, focusing on their strengths to help them reach their goals. Here, the team present an hour of great music. Broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin www.oar.org.nz
Richard is joined for a run-down of the week's most popular news items by Melanie Kerr the positivity expert This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - http://oar.org.nz
It is our third birthday - 4 years of lying down and doing diddly squat as a rest revolution. Go us! Please feel free to eat some cake today to celebrate! This nidra is 22 minutes long and celebrates endings and beginnings with the stars of Matariki.
Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Wairarapa.
More Womanly Voices inthanashanahl.
Broadcast on Otago Access Radio www.oar.org.nz
Discussions about embracing change, discovering new opportunities, and rewriting what life looks like after 40
