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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.
Free FM
Ripping the lid off poverty tourism — the booming industry turning favelas, townships, and informal settlements into must-see attractions. Pulp's iconic ‘Common People’ exposed poverty tourism before it even had a name. Is this solidarity, or exploitation dressed up as ‘authentic experience’? We hear residents, guides, and critics who don't hold back. We see creativity, determination and incredible resilience in three of the poorest communities on Earth.
Plains Media
Join Chloe as she chats about skills, talents and passions with her guests!
Radio Hawkes Bay
Awesome forgotten hits spanning the decades.
Wellington Access Radio
Samantha is an award winning educator and researcher. Samantha's research interests are in gender-based violence and abuse, and she is an internationally recognised expert on pornography, ‘rough sex’ and sexual choking/strangulation. She is interested in the relationship between pornography and experiences of harm and the criminal justice system responses to victims/survivors. If you require support please visit https://1737.org.nz/ They offer free, confidential 24/7 support for anyone in New Zealand, providing resources to help with your well-being. If you need brief emotional support, text or chat with them at 1737 anytime.
Bryn &Ku’s Singles Club returns for season 2 bringing with it, new relationships, big milestones, but with the same heartfelt friendship and comedy that got the first season of the docuseries nominated for Best Factual Series, and winner of Best Presenter: Entertainment at the NZ Screen Awards in 2025. After a groundbreaking first season that captured the hearts and laughs of audiences across the nation, two of our best comedy talents; Billy T James award-winning comedians Brynley Stent and Kura Forrester, navigate the hilarious, and honest reality of life after their quest for love,facing the truth when you find it, and what happens after you do. Bryn & Ku’s Singles Club is created, hosted, produced and directed by a creative team of women, which includes Director and Co-Creator Sophie Dowson and Producer Jin Fellet alongside Stent and Forrester, premiering on July 7th, on The Spinoff and YouTube. While last season focused on the unified single journey and the search for connection, the stakes have changed; season 2 finds Bryn and Ku navigating their different life stages, and once again, travelling across Aotearoa, exploring the evolving dynamics of love, community, and the relatable pressure of “happily ever after”. Kura has traded the city for Muriwai with her partner Mark and is navigating the daunting, exciting journey of impending parenthood whilst still adapting to being in a serious adult relationship. Meanwhile, Bryn is facing her own crossroads; at 36, she’s at the start of a relationship with a younger partner and the looming expiry date of her UK visa. From freezing eggs to deciding where in the world she truly belongs, Bryn’s journey is a transparent look at the big life questions many Kiwi face. Director and Co-Creator of the series Sophie Dowson, comments, “Bryn and Ku have an authentic comedic chemistry that is rare to find. After the incredible response to the first season, it’s been a joy to dive back into their lives. This season isn’t just a copy of the first; it’s an evolution and shows us the many pathways that life can take us. We’re capturing the honest reality of what it is to be in a relationship in Aotearoa today—a topic that is just as relatable, and perhaps even more complex, than being single.” While the series remains firmly rooted in comedy, it continues to shine a light on the human need for connection. Bryn and Ku aim to empower the show’s audience—whether single, partnered, or somewhere in between—by showing that the journey toward self-discovery never truly ends. The series is produced by The Spinoff and is made with the support of NZ On Air. Bryn & Ku’s Singles Club Season 2 will release all 6 episodes on Tuesday, July 7th, on The Spinoff website and YouTube, with weekly releases following on Instagram and Facebook. Brynley Stent is an award-winning comedian and actor based in Tāmaki Makaurau, best known for her offbeat, absurdist character comedy. Since graduating from Toi Whakaari: NZ Drama School in 2013, she’s worked across theatre, TV, and live performance – collaborating with professional theatre companies, creating original work, and writing for some of New Zealand’s biggest comedy shows. Her TV writing credits include Jono and Ben, Funny Girls, Golden Boy, The Vloggingtons, and My Favourite Dead Person. As a performer, she’s appeared in series like Creamerie, Funny Girls, Golden Boy, and played Kelly-Anne Johnson on Shortland Street. Brynley’s also a familiar face in NZ comedy, with regular appearances on Taskmaster NZ, Celebrity Treasure Island, 7 Days, Have You Been Paying Attention NZ, and Guy Montgomery’s Guy Mont-Spelling Bee. Her solo shows at the NZ International Comedy Festival have been critically acclaimed, and in 2021, she won the Billy T Award for her show Soft Carnage. Kura Forrester (Ngāti Porou) is a distinguished actress, comedian, and writer with over 20 years experience in Aotearoa and internationally. In 2019, Kura won the prestigious Billy T Award for her stand up comedy show “Kura Shoulda Woulda”. Her most recent hour, “Here if you Need” has aired as a special on TV3, and earned Kura a nomination for Best Newcomer at the 2025 Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Kura has made significant contributions to stage and screen as an actor and improviser, with memorable appearances in New Zealand series, Shortland Street, Double Parked, Taskmaster NZ and Educators. Kura also works as a theatre practitioner and has performed in multiple renowned shows throughout the country, most notably Camping Half of the Sky and Perplex. Most recently, Kura wrote and presented the TVNZ series Appropriation Nation.
Punaaga Vagahau Niue is a weekly programme to raise awareness of illnesses that surround Niue people here in New Zealand and throughout the world. The show covers what and where to look for help for you and your family.
Coast Access Radio
A programme in Fijian and English for families and RSE workers and private contractors from Fiji and the Pacific Islands. This programme also focusses on youth.
Oliver looks at music new and old from a favourite from the Australian indie rock scene, Carla Geneve. Her's is a powerful brand of Australian indie, led by a strong voice, emotionally-dense lyrics and a good dose of proper indie rock noise. Plus, new garage punk from the upcoming Ty Segall album, and surfy indie rock from Aussie band Surf Trash. Tracklist: 1. Carla Geneve - Don't Wanna Be Your Lover 2. Carla Geneve - Greg's Discount Chemist 3. Carla Geneve - Finally Broke Me 4. Ty Segall - Black Paint 5. Ty Segall - Running to Nowhere 6. Surf Trash - Mr Speers 7. Carla Geneve - Brighter Than Blue Follow @asonicyouthpodcast on Insta and Facebook. This show is part of the Free FM 89.0 YOUTH ZONE. Made with support of NZ on Air.
Manawatu Peoples Radio
A selection of music including something by Frank Sinatra and about Frank Sinatra, as well as some Ruth Etting, Ella Fitzgerald and more! Produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of New Zealand On Air.
Access Radio Taranaki
AI is getting more and more publicity throughout New Zealand, but what’s actually going on? We look at how our public sector and how its leadership is making a huge contribution to AI implementations, whether or not it’s all about job enrichment or “shrinkage”, and we look at just a few neat examples where Kiwi organisations are striving to enhance their competitiveness or improve services by adopting AI capabilities.
The Voice Within explores new age beliefs with regular guests.
The importance of rest.
Radio Southland
Stay updated on the events, happenings, and services that are available in our local Southland community!
The soundtrack of your life. Big Daddy brings you the greatest hits from the 50s, 60s, 70s and beyond
Showcasing the hidden treasure in Hawke’s Bay. Everyday people who are an extraordinary gift to this community.
Showcasing, the music, news, people and lifestyles of the people of Africa
Are migrant workers protected in NZ? And how can we do better as a country to stop migrant exploitation? Citizen’s Advice Bureau (CAB) have produced Kia Manaaki I te manene respecting and protecting migrant workers, and the Law Lady breaks it down. Find out what migrant exploitation can look like, how widespread it is and what actionable steps can be taken to prevent migrant exploitation in Aotearoa NZ.
Planet FM
Tune in Monday to Friday for news, current affairs, interviews and special interest pieces
This progamme highlights opportunities to get involved in the volunteering sector in Hawkes Bay
Big decisions are on the table, and Stratford isn't staying quiet. This week, Taryn catches up with Stratford District Mayor Neil Volzke to unpack the latest on local government reform and where Stratford sits as the region weighs up its future. They discuss the passionate public forum held in Stratford recently, where speakers voiced opposition to a unitary council and one former mayor even suggested that central government was using bullying tactics to drive change. The conversation also turns to the proposed sale of TSB Bank, what it could mean for Taranaki, as well as the opening of the new East Wing at Taranaki Base Hospital. Three big issues. One candid conversation. A timely catch-up on the decisions shaping Taranaki's future.
Margot explores what really captures someone's attention romantically, the forgotten rules of being a great dinner guest, and why so many people carry guilt they were never meant to carry. Margot also takes a deep dive into emotional addiction in relationships, the difference between love and obsession, and what emotional maturity actually looks like when life becomes difficult. Margot is our go to for life problems. Listeners are encouraged to write in with a problem they are stuck on, and we will “Ask Margot” to provide sound, real and insightful advice. This episode was first broadcast on Coast Access Radio, a Community Access Media Alliance station amplifying the voices of Kāpiti and Horowhenua. Supported by NZ On Air. Visit coastaccessradio.org.nz
Jagdish presents short talk number 55 from Krishna, the Supreme Personality of Godhead by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, continuing Chapter 29, “The Rāsa Dance Introduction" A radio show/podcast produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of New Zealand on Air.
In this second episode, we go beyond the documentary and talk to Christine Marie about how Short Creek, home of the FLDS (polygamous Mormons), changed after Warren Jeff was imprisoned, and what the risks are when closed communities start to open up. We talk about the power of non-judgmentally loving people who are nothing like you. Christine and Liz discover their shared experience as outsiders supporting people impacted by cults. This conversation is a personal exploration of the far-reaching and multi-layered impacts on communities dominated by coercive control.
News views and interviews from the Hawkes Bay Multi Cultural Society
Fresh FM
In this episode, Jude continues her story, and Megan and Stew share their memories of the early days of Tasman Bay Guardians in setting up the organisation. Discover the people, passion, and partnerships that helped grow a vision for protecting and restoring the waterways and coastlines of Te Tauihu.
We've really gone to the dogs this time! Denis Putt from the We Love Dogs Charitable Trust joins us for an insightful conversation about the incredible work the organisation is doing to improve the lives of dogs across our community. Denis spoke about the challenges facing Taranaki, including the importance of desexing, the growing issue of roaming dogs, and how education and community support can make a real difference. We also explored the many ways you can get involved—whether it's volunteering your time, opening your home as a foster carer, or making a donation to help the Trust continue its vital work. If you've ever thought about helping our four-legged friends, this is a conversation worth catching up on. 🐶❤️
We're drifting out this week to find another current of NZ indie - with Spinning Lights at the helm, and also featuring Minerva, Vera Ellen, Kipper Reid, Young Moon, Emily Edrosa, Trauma Party, CRY WOLF, Ammonita, The Broken Heartbreakers, Reb Fountain and Butter Wouldn't Melt. Discovering the best independent music from Aotearoa — new releases, emerging artists, local scenes, and future favourites from New Zealand's indie underground.
Tune in to Feel The Vibe FM, your morning destination for the South Indian community! Hosted by RJ Tanya, this show features a vibrant mix of music, entertainment, and current affairs in Malayalam and Tamil. Enjoy songs, interviews, and engaging discussions tailored for our audience. For inquiries, suggestions, or to get in touch, email: robin@nzmobiles.co.nz
We catch up with Elliot Tremlett to talk about his beautiful new acoustic folk-pop album "Songs for a Garden". Inspired by mythology, folklore, poetry, and the spirit of Christchurch, we dive into the stories behind the songs, his songwriting process, and the ideas that continue to shape his creative world
Stefenpon Sitinjak is representing Indonesian culture in New Zealand, he wants to introduce and share new cultures to Southlanders Expect talk about food, culture, lifestyles and different perspectives!
At the disco - Part 2
The Seventies Show, This is a new one-hour weekly music show hosted by Terry Toner.
A conversation with the first woman National President of Ulysses NZ about her motorcycling journey, her Ulysses involvement and her hopes for the club. A monthly show focussing on the Kapiti Ulysses Motorcycle club. Paul Nees interviews club members and discusses upcoming activities. This episode was first broadcast on Coast Access Radio, a Community Access Media Alliance station amplifying the voices of Kāpiti and Horowhenua. Supported by NZ On Air. Visit coastaccessradio.org.nz
Otago Access Radio
Bobby, Akari, and Yueke will share how their university experiences in China, Japan, and New Zealand have intersected with their queer lives, reflecting on how education, migration, and identity have shaped one another. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz and made thanks to the support of NZ on Air.
Join me as I speak to Troy Gibbons, Finance and Strategy Officer on the Otago University Student's Association! Troy and I have exciting political yarn on the day-to-day, and now we've taken it on-air. We discuss this election, unionism, Robert Muldoon, and much much more. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz and made thanks to the support of NZ on Air.
Bri, Esme, Mathius & Ruby are back at it for another fun Youth Action Group Podcast! In this episode they have ridiculous debates, sing-offs, some fun crafts paired with deep thoughts. Tune in for another great episode! This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz and made thanks to the support of NZ on Air.
This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - http://oar.org.nz
talking about my sister experience about her school life and moving to New Zealand her hobby and future plans and also opportunities available in her school DNI. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz and made thanks to the support of NZ on Air.
Steve Ting is a passionate science communicator and a man of many talents. He’s tackled chain mail, 3-D printing, and photography from pinhole to portraiture. Who better to wax lyrical about science, astronomy and the spectrum of museum education and outreach? From sleepovers to silver science, Steve tells us about education programmes at Tūhura. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz and made thanks to the support of NZ on Air.
Oliver is in touch with Ireland with phone reports of all that's happening this week in Ireland, sports news and music.
Another day, another round of seeking refuge from the masters of war by any means necessary. And so we did. Through the intimate forum of radio. Radio without demographic market considerations, Oaf without Borders radio. Yes, Free FM 89.0 has a physical location and that’s part of the lure for us. We believe that in conjunction with the myriad of possibilities that 2026 communication can bring (podcasts and media access options come to mind), having a home base to come to when it comes to legitimacy. And man does Free FM have that! They have graciously invited the Paleface Parabola team to be part of their gang for nearly five years now.And we approach every show each week drinking tall glasses of gusto to achieve maximum enjoyment This week’s tour de farce includes glorious time tripping and big fun. Oh, and music by the fistful. Such as Wynonie Harris, Jon Spencer, Antsy McClain, Jeff Tarayla, Demon Fuzz and Nilufer Yanya. Place your musical trust in the Mystery Man and Me!
Janma Bhoomi aims to keep Singhalese in touch with their motherland and educate the younger generation born here about the history and nature of Sri Lanka
Musafir Hoon Yaaro (I am a Traveller) is a lifestyle show in Hindi, hosted by Arsh (Jimmy) Singh.
Many vital topics are discussed inc. diabetes, gout, influenza, high blood pressure, heart problems, elder care, Well Child and Mental health matters.
Music, global news and interviews with people from Niue and the Niuean community feature in this weekly hour
This episode plays old Sungura songs requested by our listeners
