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  • The Panel with Chris Wikaira and Jo McCarroll (Part 1)

    Audio 30 May 2018

    The US TV show Roseanne has been cancelled after its star posted a tweet that caused outrage. Roseanne Barr has been called racist for her tweet to a former aide of President Obama during a tirade… Audio

  • The Panel with Heather Roy and Damian Christie (Part 1)

    Audio 29 May 2018

    The government has launched a major review of the health system, inlcuding DHBs, primary and community-based care as well as mental health and addiction. It will be chaired by Heather Simpson… Audio

  • The Panel with Mike Rehu and Sally Wenley (Part 1)

    Audio 28 May 2018

    Today the decision will be made over whether to eradicate the cattle disease Mycoplasma Bovis or to contain it. The Ministry of Primary Industries has been criticised for their handling of the… Audio

  • The Panel with Paula Penfold and Duane Major (Part 1)

    Audio 25 May 2018

    Transport Minister Phil Tywford offered his resignation to the Prime Minister after he was caught using his cellphone on a plane. There are concerns that Mycoplasma Bovis could mean the end of… Audio

  • The Panel with Nadine Higgins and Andrew Clay (Part 1)

    Audio 24 May 2018

    Listeners react to our discussion yesterday about the news the vote to legalise marijuana could be held next year. Some dispute Professor David Fergusson's opinion that cannabis is easy to obtain… Audio

  • The Panel with Martin Cocker and Michele A'Court (Part 1)

    Audio 23 May 2018

    New Zealanders may vote on whether to legalise cannabis in 2019. The government is considering holding the referendum next year rather than in 20/20 when the General Election will also be held… Audio

  • The Panel with Josie Pagani and Jonathan Krebs (Part 1)

    Audio 22 May 2018

    Is the idea of completely eradicating the cattle disease mycoplasma bovis, as the PM plans to attempt, a silly pipe dream? Keith Woodford of Agrifood Systems says the bacterial infection has always… Audio

  • The Panel with Alexia Russell and Stephen Franks (Part 1)

    Audio 21 May 2018

    What Alexia Russell and Stephen Franks made of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Big Day. Was the dress boring? Was Camilla's hat really a satellite dish picking up Eastenders for her? How about the… Audio

  • The Panel with Duncan Webb and Nicola Willis (Part 1)

    Audio 18 May 2018

    A day on from the Government's budget analysis is focusing on the more minute details including the Crown Debt target, immigration, and education. Private schools were somewhat shafted in the Budget… Audio

  • The Panel with Ella Henry and Bernard Hickey (Part 1)

    Audio 17 May 2018

    The Bank of England's Deputy Governor has apologised after he described the economy as 'menopausal'. Ben Broadbent's comment provoked anger, with critics arguing the use of the word was sexist and… Audio

  • The Panel with Penny Ashton and Tim Watkin (Part 1)

    Audio 16 May 2018

    North Korea has suspended talks with South Korea over military drills the south and the US. North Korea has called the war games a provocation. The panelists discuss whether the honeymoon may be over… Audio

  • The Panel with Ali Jones and David Farrar (Part 1)

    Audio 15 May 2018

    70th Anniversary of the founding of Israel marred by violent protests and Palestinian casualties Strong reaction to the suggestion that the Navy move its base from Auckland's Devonport. Questions… Audio

  • The Panel with Guy Williams and Julia Hartley Moore (Part 1)

    Audio 14 May 2018

    The New Zealand Defence Force is looking at how much it would cost to move Devonport's Naval Base. It's been rumoured that Dunedin is a possible option. We ask the panelists whether they think this is… Audio

  • The Panel with Catherine Robertson and Ganesh Nana (Part 1)

    Audio 11 May 2018

    Shane Jones unveiled the new Ministry of Forestry today on the back of a promise to plant a billion new trees in the next 10 years. Is he dreaming? RNZ mathematician Jim Mora has estimated that means… Audio

  • The Panel with Lisa Scott and Ian Telfer (Part 1)

    Audio 10 May 2018

    A morning of travelling inconveniences in Auckland but was it "commuter carnage"? All charter schools are applying to return to the state system. Is this an admission of failure? The New Zealand Super… Audio

  • The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Scott Campbell (Part 1)

    Audio 9 May 2018

    The Accord struck between Iran and some Western Nations will see not only an end to the US's participation but Al Gillespie explains how it will also effect world trade including New Zealand's. The… Audio

  • The Panel with Max Ritchie and Niki Bezzant (Part 1)

    Audio 8 May 2018

    Visiting US politician Hillary Clinton says New Zealand should be worried about Chinese political influence here. Meanwhile her Clinton Health Access Initiative is receiving $5.5m from the NZ… Audio

  • The Panel with Rosemary McLeod and Peter Fa'afiu (Part 1)

    Audio 7 May 2018

    Human traffickers are offering New Zealand as a destination to illegal immigrants. But a refugee advocate says a recently intercepted vessel would never make it here. The Environment Minister David… Audio

  • The Panel with Garry Moore and Miriama Aoake (Part 1)

    Audio 4 May 2018

    The Government announced today it has a $100 million plan to tackle homelessness in New Zealand. The plan consists of 1500 extra places for people to stay and supporting the services of Housing First… Audio

  • The Panel with Cas Carter and Steve McCabe (Part 1)

    Audio 3 May 2018

    The panelists discuss an opinion piece about how people talk to their digital assistants - Siri, Alexa and the like. The author says how rude or polite people are to these electronic assistants says a… Audio

  • The Panel with Cas Carter and Steve McCabe (Part 1)

    Audio 3 May 2018

    A plan to re-enter Pike River Mine is expected to be announced today. International technical advisors have been meeting in Greymouth to figure out a plan. We ask the panelists if they're pleased or… Audio

  • The Panel with Jock Anderson, and Mai Chen (Part 1)

    Audio 2 May 2018

    QV says some first-buyers have decided owning a house is more affordable than renting. In some regions rent is almost as high as a mortgage repayment, though first-home buyers also need to raise a… Audio

  • The Panel with Verity Johnson and Simon Pound (Part 1)

    Audio 1 May 2018

    The Government's set to announce new measures to collect GST on goods bought by New Zealanders overseas. The 15 per cent applies to goods under $400 and has been dubbed the "Amazon tax". The Prime… Audio

  • The Panel with Peter Vial and Paula Penfold (Part 1)

    Audio 30 Apr 2018

    An internal email from a BP staffer has revealed the tactics the petrol company uses for pricing in different regions. It appears pretol price is not just dependent on the crude oil or the dollar but… Audio

  • The Panel with Clare de Lore and Allan Blackman (Part 1)

    Audio 27 Apr 2018

    The huge fall from grace for Bil Cosby the man with the image of the dad everyone wants. Economist Eric Crampton says anchor projects for the Christchurch rebuild were a terrible idea. He talks about… Audio

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