Youth
The TAHI Ella Ferguson and Casual Healing
On today's show, So'omālō is away so it's an Evie special! Harry get's a full rugby update from Ella Ferguson, Waimirirangi chats to musician Casual Healing, and Evie has all the deets on Justin… Audio
NZ's only high school steel band making history
New Zealand's only high school steel band is turning heads with a genre-defying repertoire ranging from pure 1970s pop to hard rock. Peter de Graaf reports. Audio
Far North schools closed as region deals with flooding
All schools around Kaeo were closed Thursday, as it was too dangerous for school buses to get through flood waters and debris. Ingrid Hipkiss spoke to Kaeo Primary School principal, Paul Barker. Audio
Kiwi 15-year-olds ranked 5th in the world for creative thinking
Some good news from the OECD's Pisa tests - New Zealand's 15-year-olds are fifth in the world for creative thinking. Education correspondent John Gerritsen talked to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
Four Māori school students win Ivy League scholarships
Four Māori students eye up top Ivy League universities after winning scholarships Audio
Māori high school students win scholarships for Ivy League
Four Māori high school students have won scholarships to help them strive for an Ivy League education in the United States. Inglewood High School head girl Erini Fruean is one of the winners. She… Audio
Pacific youth called to step up and lead
Pacific youth called to step up and lead. Audio
The TAHI Lauren Borhani & Mr Beast?
On the show today Waimirirangi is back with a maramataka update of what tis and tisn’t recommended, Matua Harry states that his best school trip was in Gore, and we catch up with the DJ behind… Audio
More details needed on boot camps for teen offenders
Justice advocates are hoping the government's boot camps for teen offenders will be more effective, as leaked emails reveal scaled back plans. But with only six weeks until the pilot kicks off… Audio
The TAHI Thomas Rose & Jason Parker
On todays show Evie catches up with rising pop star Jason Parker and gets to bottom of why he’s in a sling and Thomas Rose has a quality chat with So’omālō about his long awaited album, Audio
Meningococcal case found at Auckland University
Students at Auckland University are being warned to be vigilant of symptoms with a meningococcal case found at a halls of residence. A student is in hospital receiving hospital treatment for the… Audio
Boot camps are back, but the evidence they don't work never went away
Analysis - Evidence shows the link between punishment, discipline and behaviour changes are weak at best, psychology experts say.
The TAHI Lilly Carron & Tim Provise
On today's show, Lilly Carron chats about her new EP and starting her music career so young, Tim Provise is in the studio and calls So'omālō out for missing his comedy show. Evie reckons the lotto… Audio
Video shows violent attack on student at troubled school
"For God's sake, that's not what should be happening at our kids' schools," say frustrated parents.
PPTA concerned teachers aren't being consulted on curriculum changes
The PPTA says work on the maths curriculum has also been signed off, but leaders have no idea what changes are being made. PPTA president Chris Abercrombie spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
Shortages mean some students asked to stay home when teacher is sick
Some students are being asked not to go to school because there aren't enough teachers when staff are off sick. Soumya Bhamidipati reports. Audio
Solving the World's Problems with Ali Jones
Today Ali's talking to Jesse about the growing problem of mental health issues in younger people and getting help for them. She talks about the prevalence of the issue and the difficulties getting… Audio
The TAHI Podcast - SWIDT & Grecco RomankI
On today's podcast we catch up with SPYCC from SWIDT about their busy May of SWIDT music month. Also joining us were the AMA nominated group Grecco Romank who are about to play JUNK FEST and they also… Audio
Tuku Morgan on why he's so fired up
Waikato-Tainui leader Tuku Morgan tells Guyon why he's so fired about the backlash against te reo, how young Māori have the power to change the future and why he's not sorry about that underwear… Video, Audio
Youth serious offences rate jumps 25 percent since 2022 - report
The number of young people persistently committing serious offences jumped more than 25 percent between 2022 and last year, according to a new Ministry of Justice report. Justice Minister Paul… Audio
