Jeff Harford 
The Dunedin Puaka Matariki Festival celebrates the Māori New Year
through a citywide programme of community events, including shared
feasts, Mātauraka Māori wellness and science lectures, Toi Māori visual
arts, music and dance performance.
Visit matarikidunedin.co.nz for a full schedule of events.
Nau mai, tauti mai – everyone is welcome!
Paakiwaha is an exciting weekly two hour current affairs program hosted by Dale Husband and featuring topical national kaupapa from a Maori perspective.
Since it began in 2002, Paakiwaha has made a key contribution to Waatea’s vision of providing a Māori current affairs format in English, a forum that provides a uniquely Māori perspective on issues affecting primarily Māori, but ultimately all New Zealanders.
The aim has always been to provide opportunities for listeners to have a better understanding of kaupapa that may not get fair treatment on mainstream media, while allowing Māori and non-Māori to engage in critical debates on those issues.
Veteran journalist Neale McMillan hosts interviews, conversations and debate with leading political figures.
Sundays @ 8:30am
A weekly ecumenical programme of worship every Sunday at 8:30am presented by Dunedin’s inner city ministries.
An hour in the hard rock mosh pit.
Hosted by Mosh from CCT. This show is kindly supported by
Saturdays @ 6pm
Paul Trenwith has always been an enthusiastic advocate for and promoter of bluegrass music. Paul has produced ‘Back Porch Bluegrass’, featuring a wide range of the genre’s best performers.
This is a weekly show produced by Free FM Hamilton, shared with you on OAR.
Saturdays @ 1pm
The latest news and events from our Dunedin Public Libraries, and music from the libraries’ extensive collection.
The Library Mix team is Rachel, Su, Glenda, Ali and Jill
Every Second Saturday @ 12pm
Nothing can replace the pleasure of turning the pages of the written book.
Wireless Books explores our city’s rich literary heritage, talking with people who are passionate about the printed word, and celebrating the Dunedin Athenaeum and Mechanics Institute’s fascinating local history.
Join Christine and Beth every second Saturday for reviews and discussion about books old and new.
Proudly sponsored by the Dunedin Athenaeum and Mechanics Institute: http://www.dunedinathenaeum.org.nz/
PACT Otago provides support to people with intellectual and other disabilities, and people recovering from mental illness.
Join the crew from PACT Otago’s Armitage indoor campus every Friday for a half-hour of music, updates on community events and interviews.
