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Expat Hong Kong resident, still fearful even after extradition suspended; Australian bushfires the worst in history for wildlife; New survey shows a link between social media and conspiracies. Audio

National wants a ring road in Palmerston North. We speak to the mayor; Universities New Zealand chief executive Chris Whelan talks to the Panel about the future of the international education sector… Audio

New survey highlights the violence faced by teachers in the classroom; Weekend Super Rugby results make the competition tighter; This week's Made in NZ series features Lucan Battison. Audio

Topics - Kelly Tarlton's iconic shark bus has been put up for sale on Trade Me. Turners chief executive Greg Hedgepeth calls in to tell the Panel more about this unusual form of transport and why it's… Audio

Topics - With Covid-19 showing few signs of slowing down in many parts of the world, the race has been on to find a vaccine. Professor David Murdoch, Dean and Head of Campus, University of Otago… Audio

Topics - The Panel speaks to 'Sam', who has lived in the special administrative region of Hong Kong for 24 years, since just before the handover in 1996. The Panel weighs in on the prospect of a… Audio

HRC targets anti-Asian sentiment with campaign. NZ First proposes Universal Family benefit.Kiwi drivers sitting on learner/restricted licences - report. NZ-made: Rescuing carpets from landfill. Audio

Focus on NZ Super Fund; Concerns over 'whiteness' of NZ's food industry writers; The health benefits of music; Horses overrun Opotiki post lockdown. Audio

Government to push up municipal waste levy six fold by 2025; Covid cases in India approach 1m; The Panel weighs in on tickling; The world of 'social influencers'. Audio

Police to use 24 unmarked cars to deter risky drivers; The state of Florida is grappling with Covid 19; Student research into seasonal vegetables. Audio

Can you beat Wellington on a good day? Open letter calls for wealth tax; Blow to West Coast tourism sector; The pros and cons of credit cards; 'Tsunami' of frozen imported spuds now a reality -… Audio

Schools warned not to plan ahead over international student sector; The need for call out culture - academic; Kiwi business: The Rocking Horse Place. Audio

Rare political memorabilia; Survey finds most smokers support smoke-free NZ; Melbourne residents remain in lockdown. Audio

Taiwan and Iceland success in beating COVID-19 looked at; Social media pushing back over China's security laws in Hong Kong. Audio

Expert in US politics talks through the weekend there; One in 8 principals last year retired or changed schools. Audio

Suggestion to rethink how we deal with unemployment; Rough sailing this week for America's Cup and Team New Zealand; New breakfast cereal in South Korea, green onion flavoured. Audio

The Stop Hate for Money movement gaining traction globally; Study: food taxes would improve public health overall; Woman complains about no cheese on her fajitas, slayed online; The lost art of… Audio

The government refuses to defer the new fuel tax; Today marks the start of Plastic Free July; Former Bunnings worker turns his skills into a successful consultancy. Audio

Team NZ fires contractors leaking confidential information; Australian comedian Chris Lilley unrepentant over 'black face' episodes; Maori economy holds the key to helping Aotearoa recover. Audio

Greens propose a wealth tax to fund its welfare police; De-escalating situations vital for teacher safety in class rooms; NZ Made Series today looks at Hobo Boho in Mangawhai. Audio

Topics - On this day in 1977 Elvis Presley made his last ever live stage appearance when he appeared at the Market Square Arena in Indianapolis. He died two months later. A group of researchers and… Audio

Topics - Margarita Pracatan, the flamboyant Cuban singer who broadcaster Clive James helped make a household name in the UK, has died at the age of 89. Anaru Eketone (Ngati Maniapoto and Waikato iwi)… Audio

Topics - Tax specialist Terry Baucher says we still dont know the full extent of the economic damage the Covid-19 pandemic has inflicted but there is no doubt that it will have a massive impact for… Audio

Topics - On this day in 1964 The Beatles flew into Whenuapai airport, west of Auckland. The Auckland Council wants to fast-track its application to take more water from the Waikato River, as Mayor… Audio