Democracy Done Right
Host: Ray Raynel and Julia Bartley
Categories: News, Issues and Current Affairs
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Free FM
Produced By: Free FM
Kirikiriroa / Hamilton city is about to vote in a new council that makes decisions that affect your everyday life – from the roads you drive on, to the parks your whaanau enjoy, to the services that keep our city running. Voting is your opportunity to influence those decisions and ensure your voice is heard. This podcast is hosted by Wintec Media Arts students Ray Raynel and Julia Bartley who are joined by Amy Viggers from Hamilton City Council, and Kim Jacobs from The Electoral Commission. Help build a better city - please share via your socials – and get youth VOTING! Democracy Done Right will be broadcast in the Free FM YOUTH ZONE Mondays to Saturdays until voting closes on 11 October. 📻 Broadcast: 89.0FM right across the greater Waikato 💻 Livestream: freefm.org.nz, and via your Amazon Alexa and Google devices
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Democracy Done Right
Published: 15/9/2025 8:45 a.m.
Democracy Done Right: Everything you didn’t know you needed to know about voting for your local representatives! Kirikiriroa / Hamilton city is about to vote in a new council that makes decisions that affect your everyday life – from the roads you drive on, to the parks your whaanau enjoy, to the services that keep our city running. Voting is your opportunity to influence those decisions and ensure your voice is heard. This podcast is hosted by Wintec Media Arts students Ray Raynel and Julia Bartley who are joined by Amy Viggers from Hamilton City Council, and Kim Jacobs from The Electoral Commission. Help build a better city - please share via your socials – and get youth VOTING!
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