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Jack, originally from Christchurch and a Central Otago enthusiast, has always cherished the vibrant community and stunning landscapes of Wānaka.An avid runner, he loves exploring everything Wānaka has to offer. Now, he's thrilled to bring his passion and energy to Radio Wānaka as the new breakfast announcer - and now - a podcast too!
Unknown Host hosts The Radio Wānaka Breakfast Podcast, a society show with 140 episodes published.
Join us for an open conversation with QLDC Mayor John Glover as we unpack some of the biggest issues facing the Queenstown Lakes District. From council amalgamation and rate reform to traffic congestion, growth, and the
This morning, we're catching you up on the biggest stories making headlines across the region. We'll look at new business opportunities and mixed-use developments planned for Three Parks, the latest proposal for public t
This morning we're covering the stories making headlines across Wānaka and New Zealand. Entries are now open for the Wānaka Business Awards, celebrating the businesses and people helping drive the local economy. Rhythm a
This episode features Anna Colombus, Trust Manager at Te Kākano, and David Howard, Chair of the Upper Clutha Tracks Trust, who join us to talk about the power of community, conservation, and creating stronger connections
This weekend marks a major milestone for Cromwell as Te Puna Mahara, Cromwell Memorial Events Centre officially opens to the community. Years in the making, the project has been discussed, planned and developed since the
The Upper Clutha Rams are heading into a big semi-final clash against Maniototo, and number eight Jake Burtenshaw joins us to talk about how the team's preparing for one of the biggest games of the season. Jake reflects
The Otago Regional Council has released an updated Residential Earthworks Guide to help landowners, developers, contractors and builders carry out earthworks responsibly and reduce environmental risks. The guide focuses
Today's headlines include a mix of local arts, community opportunities, and international business news. The New Zealand Herald reports that New Zealand has begun trade negotiations with Switzerland, with hopes a future
Getting around Central Otago and Queenstown Lakes isn't getting any cheaper. With rising fuel costs, growing traffic, and plenty of empty seats travelling the same roads every day, one local initiative is looking to chan
This week, we catch up with Laura Vance from the Upper Clutha Messenger to talk about business advertorials and why they're becoming a valuable tool for local businesses looking to connect with the community. Laura expla
Thinking about giving fishing a go but not sure where to start? In this episode, we catch up with Otago Fish & Game Officer Mason Court from Cromwell to chat about the new free beginner fishing classes expanding to Wānak
We also dive into growing concerns around the Red Bridge freedom camping site near Luggate, where demand continues to exceed capacity and locals are raising questions about the future of the popular spot. Plus, Whittaker
The Wao Summit returns this year with four days of inspiring conversations, expert speakers, and community connection, all focused on building a more resilient future. On the show, Monique Kelly, Executive Director of Wa
This week on the show, Senior Sergeant Fiona Roberts joins us for a police update on some of the key issues affecting our region. We discuss the rise in online scams, including romance and dating app scams that are catch
This episode covers a new business and mixed-use development launching in a key growth area, what it could mean for local entrepreneurs, and the latest community grant funding now available to support local projects and
Wānaka is growing fast, but how do we make sure that growth works for the people who live here? In this episode, Councillor Cody Tucker joins us to discuss the newly formed Smart Growth Committee and its mission to take
A new $150,000 fund has been launched to help grow events across Central Otago and bring more visitors into the region. In this episode, we catch up with Tourism Central Otago Head of Destination, Anthony Longman, to cha
Leading the local stories, a new $150,000 event fund has opened for applications, designed to help grow events, attract visitors, and support local businesses across Central Otago. It could play a big role in shaping the
Thinking about your next holiday? This episode of the Radio Wānaka Breakfast Podcast is packed with travel inspiration. Jack is joined by Nicky from House of Travel Wānaka to chat about the upcoming Travel Expo and some
Are air fryers making us lazy in the kitchen, or are they one of the best cooking inventions of recent years? In this episode, local chef Del joins us to talk all things air fryers. After initially being sceptical, Del h
David Baker
historic weapons recreation specialist, bladesmith, Forged in Fire judge · Lift Mortgages
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Rebekah Kennedy
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