Today on your bFM Breakfast: Mike's bedridden, but Tess has you covered; Rod reckons the government is doing it a little different this time; special guests, Brent and Morgan have been walking heaaaps lately; and Troy joins Tess for a chat about tunes; glorious.
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Today on your bFM Breakfast: Mike's bedridden, but Tess has you covered; Rod reckons the government is doing it a little different this time; special guests, Brent and Morgan have been walking heaaaps lately; and Troy joins Tess for a chat about tunes; glorious.
There's something different about this government, maybe it's that blueprint coalition, right Rod? Who knows. But what does it really mean? Rod breaks down the latest political announcement with Tess, and what it could bring.
Morgan and Brent join Tess in studio to chat about their upcoming venture from Onehunga to the Tuning Fork. That's right, 16km by foot, and all for a good cause; Roady for Roadies. The pair are fundraising for the people behind the scenes, those who put all the amazing gigs together that we love so dearly.
Andrew Little joins Lachlan for their regular chat where they discuss overlapping claims, striking Ministry of Justice workers, and potential changes to the Official information Act.
Neutral corner looks at a recent agreement between Russia and Turkey regarding the future of Syria's Idlib province. To do so we compare the coverage of the agreement by the media outlets of both states, RT (formerly Russia Today) and TRT World, a subsidiary of the Turkish Radio and Television Corporation.
Reporter Oscar Perress (with a little interjection and discussion from host Lachlan Balfour) discusses the issues with the lack intersectionality in the 1893 Electoral Act, and how the passing of the act was pivotal to furthering the movement but perhaps was not the conclusion as it is often recognised as.
With the University of Auckland recently deciding to close the creative libraries and move the books to the general library, Elam students and others in the art community felt there needed to be an educational common space to fill the gap left. Lachlan spoke with Kathryn Aucamp about the Samoa House project, a new space for the arts community opening on K rd.
First up on the Wire, Andrew Little joins us to discuss overlapping treaty claims, ministry of justice strike action, and possible reforms to the OIA. Neutral corner returns, looking at a recent deal between Russia and Turkey regarding Idlib province in Syria. Oscar brings us a report on women’s suffrage and voting and the intersectionality of our democratic process. Lachlan speaks with Kathryn Aucamp about the new Samoa House library. Finally, This Day in History looks at the 1982 NFL players strike.
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