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It is officially bird nesting season! Today, Minister of State for Nature, Heritage and Biodiversity, Christopher O’Sullivan TD is asking people to play their part by helping to protect birds and wildlife. Legislation does majorly prohibit the pruning or removal of hedgerows duri ... Show More

More than 30 households in the Hazelwood estate in Wexford were served eviction notices over the weekend. The renters in Bridgetown have been given until August to vacate the properties which are set to be sold. This is said to impact about 100 people across the 36 homes and will ... Show More

Cabinet will consider a range of options on how to reduce traffic gridlock in parts of the country tomorrow as Dublin has been found to be the third most congested city in the world. Titled “Moving Together” the paper includes options like the introduction of congestion charges, ... Show More

Emergency Medical Responders are a new position in Nova Scotia. We hear from an EMR and the Minister of Health about the program. 

Vinnie Kearns, Chief Executive of Xpert Taxis and Secretary General of the Taxi Dispatch Operators Representative Association, Philip Ryan, Group Political Editor, Independent News and Media 

It's taken months of asking by the nurses union, but now the government is finally sharing some of the most recent nurse vacancy and recruitment numbers. We spoke with Health Minister Tom Osborne. 

Brian shares his thoughts on the current health of the US labor market following today’s release of the January employment report. Plus, a look at the week ahead. Featured is Brian Rose, Senior Economist Americas, UBS Chief Investment Office. Host: Shiavon Chatman 

The variety progrum tackles GameStop, teachers unions and hosts former Trump Deputy Chief of Staff Johnny DeStefano for a talk about populist market disruption. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices 

Staff at Taranaki Hospital have set up their own clinic to help colleagues suffering from Long Covid. It has no funding and relies on physios, occupational therapists, and nurses volunteering to care for staff with the disease. Jemima Huston reports.