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Lately for Friday 5 March 2021

  • Kiwi Rules: WOMB

    10:40 PM.Our fortnightly Friday night feature Kiwi Rules where a New Zealand artist plays it forward for another Kiwi artist. This week it's Wellington Trio Womb Read more Audio

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  • Public raises alarm about threats to the Muslim community

    10:30 PM.The minister responsible for the country's spy agencies says they can't constantly monitor the internet to identify terror threats, and instead rely on the public to raise the alarm. Karyn speaks with… Read more Audio

  • Earthquakes and tsunami warnings a wakeup call

    10:21 PM.Workplace wellbeing expert Sarah McGuinness is calling on Government agencies to proactively check that schools and their boards have well planned emergency evacuation plans Read more Audio

  • Kura O Te Teko responds to the tsunami warning in Whakatane

    10:17 PM.This morning's tsunami warnings saw thousands of residents in Northland, Bay of Plenty and the East Coast evacuated from their homes, schools and places of work to get to higher ground and wait for… Read more Audio

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Photo: RNZ

10.17 Te Kura O Te Teko and this morning's tsunami threat

This morning's tsunami warnings saw thousands of residents in Northland, Bay of Plenty and the East Coast evacuated from their homes, schools and places of work to get to higher ground and wait for the large waves to pass. Karyn speaks with Kiri Henry who is the prinicpal of Kura o Te Teko Kia Manawanui in Whakatane about her day today.

Kiri Henry is Tumuako at Te Kura O Te Teko Kia Manawanui in Whakatane

Kiri Henry is Tumuako at Te Kura O Te Teko Kia Manawanui in Whakatane Photo: Riley Kennedy RNZ

10.22 Tsunami warning is a wakeup call for schools

This morning's earthquakes off the North Island's East Coast should serve as a wake up call for pre-schools and schools.Workplace wellbeing expert, Sarah McGuinness is calling on government agencies to proactively check schools and their boards have well planned emergency evacuation plans.

Workplace wellbeing expert Sarah McGuinness

Workplace wellbeing expert Sarah McGuinness Photo: supplied

10.30 Public raises alarm about online threats to the Muslim community

The minister responsible for the country's spy agencies says they can't constantly monitor the internet to identify terror threats, and instead rely on the public to raise the alarm. A 27-year-old man has been charged with threatening to kill worshippers at Linwood Islamic Centre and Al Noor Mosque in Christchurch. Security officials first became aware of the threat after they were alerted to it by a member of the public. Karyn speaks with Anjum Rahman from the Islamic Women's Council of New Zealand.

Anjum Rahman, Assistant Co-ordinator of the Islamic Women's Council

Photo: RNZ / Luke McPake

10:40 Kiwi Rules: Womb

Our fortnightly Friday night feature Kiwi Rules where a New Zealand artist plays it forward for another Kiwi artist, KOTIRO. This week it's Wellington trio Womb.

Wellington indie pop trio Womb

Wellington indie pop trio Womb Photo: supplied