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Topics - The Grey District Mayor is calling for the receivers to either enter the Pike River coalmine or"stand aside". All school boards of trustees will be required to review their anti-bullying… Audio

Topics - The reason why you aren't a millionaire or well on your way to becoming one is really quite simple. The country's two major television networks have set aside their differences and will… Audio

Study says church-goers are more likely to become obese, as are the sleep-deprived, software for snooping on your kids' cellphones, and parents acting up at their children's sports matches. Audio

People are being tarketed by"work from home"online scams. Audio

God's wife, rebuilding Christchurch, and the Reserve Bank may have to resume raising interest rates. Audio

Topics - The owner of a central Christchurch business says the first she knew about her office space being partly demolished was when she saw a video of it. The new 17-million-dollar visitor centre at… Audio

Topics - A new book,"Come Together: The Business Wisdom of The Beatles"is about to hit the market. Buildings in central Christchurch are being inspected for damage today, after a 5.1 magnitude… Audio

Record Lotto spending, and repercussions on celebrities for endorsing bad investments. Audio

Topics - The Christchurch Mayor, Bob Parker, Parker says he was"pretty broken hearted"yesterday after the announcement that Christchurch wasn't going to be used as a host city for the Rugby World… Audio

Topics - Inflation Bonds, The leader of the Labour party, Phil Goff, has ruled out working with Hone Harawira - but he's kept the political door slightly ajar for Winston Peters. Audio

Topics - The leader of the Labour party, Phil Goff, has ruled out working with Hone Harawira - but he's kept the political door slightly ajar for Winston Peters. An insurance company called… Audio

Topics - A recent survey of wealthy Americans has revealed what millionaires plan to do with their money this year. Some Christchurch central-city business owners have been allowed three hours to… Audio

Topics - Dalai Lama will formally relinquish his political leadership role in Tibetan. Prostitutes in Christchurch are cashing in on the disaster by servicing stressed emergency workers. Audio

They say you can select a wine with a good nose - but now, it seems, you can also find one with a good ear. Winemakers in Austria believe playing music to fermenting grape juice results in better… Audio

Topics - Julia Gillard went to the United States to talk about education and Australia's place in the world, but for Barack Obama and a class of high school history students, Vegemite was the main… Audio

Topics - The Prime Minister has welcomed the Queen's appointment of Lieutenant General Jerry Mateparae to succeed Sir Anand Satyanand as Governor-General of New Zealand. An old and trusted friend of… Audio

Topics - Wests Tigers Rugby League star (and New Zealand Test captain) Benji Marshall has been charged with assault following an altercation outside a fast-food outlet in Sydney's CBD in the early… Audio

Topics - There is a world wide movement started by Juan Mann. His sole mission was to reach out and hug a stranger to brighten up their lives. Whether a hug is given during a time of grief or when the… Audio

Topics - New Zealand has one charity for every 172 people. A British Christian couple who are morally opposed to homosexuality have lost a landmark High Court battle over the right to become foster… Audio

Topics - Auckland's Mayor has failed to stop the Maori Statutory Board going to court to overturn a Council decision to slash its budget. In Britain - The Transport Secretary is considering changing… Audio

Topics - Muammar Gaddafi is running out of options and friends as international action to pressure him into surrendering gathers momentum. In Britain - The Transport Secretary is considering changing… Audio

Topics - Prime Minister John Key has asked all New Zealanders to observe two minutes' silence from 12.51pm tomorrow, exactly one week after the quake as a sign of unity for the people of Canterbury… Audio

With Simon Pound, Deborah Hill-Cone and Barry Corbett. Audio

With Jock Anderson, Sir Bruce Slane and Sue Wells. Audio

Jim and The Panel are joined by Jim Hickey, the New Zealand navy frigate Canterbury's Captain Dean McDougall and Fairfax Newspapers' Motoring Editor, Dave Moore. Audio