In this episode of Daybreak - Winston's anti-woke policies appear to be winning over voters; state-funded Radio NZ are losing listeners; AI is causing issues for schools and for bookstores; is the most complained advertisement really that offensive: the media continue to attack lunches in schools - but not the food quality or the delivery this time; the EU release a report which is described as openly anti-Christian and funded by Gates and Soros; and a number of stories from overseas highlighting Christian denominations, universities or politicians losing their way.

In this episode of Political Playback, we discuss - the latest political polling which will please NZ First; Chris Hipkins claims the COVID inquiry is a platform for conspiracy theorists; some of the mainstream media think Jacinda Ardern should be summoned in person to the COVID inquiry; what is the Regulatory Standards Bill; are the media & government sitting on their hands regarding our national shame of child abuse; should we be concerned when members of the mainstream media want to become politicians; NZ First believes cash is king; and TVNZ looks at reviewing their news independence.

In this episode of Solid Ground, Simon asks why there was little accountability at the time for Justice Minister Kiri Allan’s drinking driving fracas given all the information that has now come out. He also calls out the appeal to identity politics to excuse such behaviours by her and the likes of Golriz Ghahraman. He also draws attention to the ongoing political games around Moira Deeming in Australia and UK political leaders’ inability to clearly say who is responsible for the terrorist actions of 7/7, now 20 years ago.