HSE admin staff will begin industrial ac...

VHI, in partnership with the Irish Youth Foundation, is calling on youth organisations in Dublin, Cork, Kilkenny, Galway, Limerick and Donegal to apply for funding to support youth mental health and build resilience. Anton Savage was joined on the show by Jack Woolley, Two-time O ... Show More

Britain's parliament will vote tomorrow on a possible inquiry into Prime Minister Keir Starmer, looking at whether he misled the House of Commons over the appointment of former US ambassador Peter Mandelson. Stephen Pound Former Labour MP & Shadow Minister for Northern Ireland jo ... Show More

A Palestinian flag has been attached to the Spire for the last seven months and would require a 300-tonne crane to remove it. This would be carried out during the night to minimize disruption to businesses and traffic. Mannix Flynn, Independent Councillor for Dublin City Council ... 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.