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What's on the minds of todays guests,The killing of an SAS soldier near Kabul yesterday has renewed calls from politicians to pull New Zealand troops out of Afghanistan, The Ministry of Health says… Audio

Topics - Television dramas should be targeted at the over-40s because they "don't have a life and don't go out", according to the English actor Philip Glenister. Do we need as the BSA seems to be… Audio

Topics - it turns out that family dinners are important for the health and happiness of teenagers. A story in the Christchurch Press today describes a growing chorus of building owners calling for the… Audio

Topics - Terry Serepisos has been declared bankrupt. The Privacy Commission plans to ask the New Zealand Transport Agency why it has been collecting information on around 14,000 cars a day using… Audio

Topics - Richie McCaw and Dan Carter have recovered from minor injuries and will return to the All Blacks. Zara Phillips is in Dunedin, where England will play Romania tomorrow. Scientists have found… Audio

Topics - All over the internet now is a campaign promising to slash your power bill by 75% in a month, it began as a US campaign, on reputable enough websites like U.S.A. Today and a passenger aboard… Audio

Topics - Is your garden overrun by slugs and snails at the moment? Prediction from Harry Dent; Australian house prices will halve over the next few years - Bernard Hickey joins The Panel to discuss… Audio

Topics - The Samoan rugby centre, Eliota Fuimaono-Sapolu, has accused Rugby World Cup organisers of treating Samoa unjustly following the 17-10 loss to Wales on Sunday. The Commerce Commission has… Audio

Topics - People are concerned that imposing greater taxation on the rich will have the effect of holding back the economy. Nearly one in three married New Zealanders has had an affair, according to a… Audio

Chocolate!A health food?; Panellists have their say; Lotto and the law on winnings and; the AA, the Government and speed cameras. Audio

Are men with lower voices more attractive to the opposite sex; The Canterbury Earthquake insurance deadlock; Speed Camera tickets have doubled over the last year. Audio

Topics - Economic Activity from overseas visitors to New Zealand for the Rugby World Cup highlighted in new report from MasterCard. Allan Hubbard was laid to rest today in a private funeral service in… Audio

Topic - Auckland's waterfront remains a blackspot for cycling commuters according to two reports by the Transport Agency. Audio

Topis - There are calls for the Government and insurance companies to give a fairer deal to homeowners in Christchurch's quake-hit red zone who can't rebuild on their land. Audio

Topics - Internal Affairs are telling us all today to keep our Rugby World Cup office sweepstakes - "simple and small". The final word about on field before the All Blacks take the stage tonight at… Audio

Topics - Will thousands of fans be turned away from "Party Central" on Queens Wharf tomorrow? Would you go to see the fireworks at any of the vantage points with your children? Audio

Topics - a quick word about the rugby world cup, Hutt Valley 'bullying' in relation to some research that's been done on violence in teenagers. Staying up too late can be a nightmare according to a… Audio

Cliff Richard; Pilot Automation Addiction; Hamilton City Council and the Gay community; Audio

Topics - Four obese children are about to be taken away from their parents for good because they have failed to bring their weight under control. A new study says that people who smoke marijuana… Audio

The IAAF changes it's mind on a ruling regarding a double-amputee's prosthetic legs; a report on Maori and Pacific Island child poverty; and abusive behaviour at sports matches. Audio

The first day of spring is here; scientists confirm the Return Trip Effect; Fashion Week; a $1 gun sale; and U.S. retailer JCPenney has come come under fire for selling a t-shirt bearing the words… Audio

Topics - a report by the Air Transport Rating Agency finds that the safest carriers in the world are mainly those based in Europe and the US. An Auckland neighbourhood is rallying behind its local… Audio

Topics - The founder of Fashion Week says someone or something needs to step in to help keep the event running. A Ministry of Defence report shows soldiers are struggling with rifles that can't… Audio

Topics - the father of an 18-year-old man who died from meningococcal disease in Whangerei says his son was sent home twice by medical professionals in the days leading up to his death. Who will be… Audio

The Panellists discuss: Waspzilla - a ferocious warrior wasp endemic to Sulawesi; Stephen and Duncan have their say; TransMetro - we follow up a story from last week when the Wellington metropolitan… Audio