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Let's finish what we started - that's the message in multiple languages in these videos from our friends at Dunedin Multi-Ethnic Council. You can hear more helpful information in this evening's edition of DMEC On Air at 6pm. zpr.io/tcUzH zpr.io/tcUzR

Sheila Shuttlebus – it’s a funny name, but then, Sheila’s a funny woman. Podcast here bit.ly/SheilaOAR and every Monday at 11am, Sheila brings you half an hour of amusing musings on the lighter side of everyday life. The writing’s biting and the verse gets worse – thi

In this podcast (bit.ly/NookandCranny2…) Brendan Christie previews Sunday's incredible Nook & Cranny VIRTUAL Music Festival - a day's worth of live music performances online by local artists, celebrating NZ Music Month (thanks to Dunedin Public Libraries and Dunedin

OAR FM programme ‘Heritage Matters’ is once again a finalist in the NZ RADIO AWARDS (listen here: zpr.io/td8pB). This fascinating and informative exploration of Dunedin and Otago history features veteran broadcasters Dougal Stevenson and Bill Southworth, along

Level 3 updates from Dunedin City Council in Arabic, Mandarin & Farsi podcast here: zpr.io/tdEa6 zpr.io/td9Fr

Level 3 updates in Arabic, Mandarin & Farsi podcast here: zpr.io/tdEa6 zpr.io/tdEag

Podcasts from oar.org.nz and from the free accessmedia.nz app at Google Play and the App Store. zpr.io/tJer9

Up at 2pm on Mtiv8 Talks (and podcast here:bit.ly/mtiv8OAR) Sela and Paula chat with Logan Park students Ethan, Kieran and Taisei about how they are coping with completing classwork from home. zpr.io/tJ9nQ

In this podcast edition of 'Environment Awareness' (link: bit.ly/EAJohnMinto), Jen Olsen talks with National Chair of Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa, John Minto, about the Israeli Occupation in Palestine and the necessary international government action needed

The full text of Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's speech to the nation today: Tēnā koutou katoa Over the past few weeks I have often used my time at this podium to acknowledge the people on the frontline. Today I want to remember the people in New Zealand who have lost someone

A pioneer has passed. zpr.io/tiZNw

Up at noon (and via podcast: bit.ly/AllGoodPoemsOA…) Ian Loughran has curated a show featuring some of New Zealand's most acclaimed poets, each reading an uplifting and inspirational piece intended as a salve in the current situation.The show is also a fund-raising

A growing list of your favourite Otago Farmers Market vendors are now operating online with home deliveries. Check out the latest newsletter, and hear more today at 12.40pm when Jeff talks with market manager Kate Vercoe on 'Dunedin Focus in Lockdown'. zpr.io/tiPA6

School Is Back - online. In this podcast of tonight's episode of Real-Time Resilience, (click: bit.ly/RTRSchool) Adrienne Buckingham interviews educator Rowan Taigel, who offers advice for teachers having to move to online teaching this week - lessons just as relevan

Essential COVID-19 information for Hindi speakers, podcast at this link: bit.ly/COVID19Hindi and broadcast this evening at 6pm. Please share with others in the Hindi-speaking community. Thanks to Plains FM and NZ On Air. zpr.io/t583D

A group of researchers from the University of Otago are investigating what physical activity New Zealanders are doing during the Level 4 lockdown period, what factors are influencing how active they are, and how wellbeing is being affected. To do this, they would really

The deadline for submissions to the Annual Plan has been extended to 24 April. Now would be a great time for your bubble to have its say. zpr.io/t59tG

This afternoon on ArtsVibe - Rose interviews her sister, Eliza Pickard about her journey in the Arts. Her adventures during her songwriting scholarship in Los Angeles, Becoming a teacher of music and beginning her Masters in Music Therapy.⁠ ⁠ Tune in on Youth Zone at 4pm, or