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The bFM WIRE Today with Noelle McCarthy

Wednesday, 12 November 2003, 11:37 am
Article: 95bfm

The bFM WIRE Today: 12 - 2pm weekdays

On the Wire today with Noelle McCarthy:

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Bruce Robertson from the Hospitality Association on the proposed four weeks' annual leave

Kate Dickie of the Prostitutes Collective talking about Auckland City's bylaws regulating the sex industry

Act's Stephen Franks on Phil Goff's new Parole Bill.

plus our regulars:

The Green Desk with Green Dean, interviewing Rob McCallum - DOC Conservator for Auckland on the proposed Great Barrier Island Marine Reserve

and the Magazine Review with Monica Dwyer.

Aucklanders can tune in at 95 on the FM dial.

From the desk of Damian Christie News and Editorial Director Radio 95bfm

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