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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

Speed Cameras in the UK; The Government's revised bill on alcohol harm; Audio

Topics - World Cup rugby minnows the USA Eagles are too nervous to take a waka trip across the Whanganui River. The Police Association says the most pleasing aspect of the Coroner's report on the… Audio

Topics - Australia is getting excited about the arrival of Donald Trump who will be hosting a "National Achievers Congress" while he's there. 180 container ships will ply their trade at the party… Audio

Topics - Tony Blair says everyone's wrong about the British riots. The Labour party continues to languish, according to two new opinion polls showing it hasn't managed to narrow National's huge lead. Audio

Topics - Rising fears of another recession have hammered global stocks, with Wall Street's major indexes falling sharply.Expectations that house prices will rise have jumped, especially in Auckland… Audio

The British Government plans to send researchers to ask young people why they rioted. Audio

Topics - South Island Motorists have been warned to be extremely cautious today due to widespread black ice and treacherous conditions in many places. A National Party MP says the Consumer Affairs… Audio

Topics - The riots in the UK, youth welfare and Is the fashion industry responsible in some contributing way for the London riots? Audio

Topics - The Broadcasting Standards Authority has fined a Wellington man $50 for what it called a "frivolous and trivial" complaint, in which he alleged TVNZ inaccurately reported the distance of a… Audio

Do fatty foods make us happy, consumer confidence bounce back up, and online etiquette with June Dally-Watkins. Audio

Adidas New Zealand manager David Huggett has apologised to All Blacks fans about the "distraction" the furore over the price of jerseys has caused. Audio

Topics - Work is making more than one in 10 people ill, with high levels of stress prompting 13 per cent of employees to say they fear for their emotional or physical safety in their job. A man who… Audio

Topics - The giant sportswear corporation, Adidas, continues it's refusal to budge over the price of its All Black jerseys. It seems somebody on the gate at the new Dunedin stadium is bringing all… Audio

Topics - Rugby World Cup organisers say Eden Park Stadium passed its final test in the lead up to the tournament but the rail service still isn't good enough. Some new research says working in an… Audio

The council will spend 2.7 million dollars on its Rugby World Cup opening night fireworks spectacular and celebrations. A male teacher has been convicted and had his registration cancelled after he… Audio

Israeli researchers trying to unlock the secret of longevity have been studying a population of Ashkenazi Jews who have lived to at least the age of 95. An Auckland hapu now says it won't be selling a… Audio

Topics - A British woman says she is lucky to be alive after her husband realised she had breast cancer when she developed a bizarre addiction to lettuce. Shocking revelations from the former Defence… Audio

Topics - Over the weekend, Bill Perry, CEO of the construction firm Fulton Hogan, died very suddenly and unexpectedly within hours of contracting an aggressive meningococcal infection. A British woman… Audio

Topics - The Corrections Association says an incident in which two prison officers were bashed with iron bars highlights the need for guards to carry handcuffs and pepper spray, and to wear stab-proof… Audio

Rod Stewart, the Mission Concert's most popular act, will return to the Hawke's Bay winery to mark the concert's 20th anniversary. The Timaru Herald is reporting an end to the reprieve the town had… Audio

A locally-produced study says health policy-makers place too much emphasis on exercise, smoking and weight loss, and not enough on complex biological and cultural factors when it comes to dealing with… Audio

Topics - cash-strapped motorists pay ever-higher prices for petrol at the pumps and coach companies say they face a drop in business during the Rugby World Cup because tourists are being put off by… Audio

Topics - Phil Goff says Labour and the Greens haven't done a deal to oust UnitedFuture leader Peter Dunne from his Wellington electorate of Ohariu. Scientists have confirmed that most overweight… Audio

Topics - What do the Panelists think of the deal that the Act party is doing over the Epsom electorate? The Editor of North and South, Virginia Larsen, has asked for a right of reply to come comments… Audio