Audio Search

In part two, the Buy Now, Pay Later sector is back under scrutiny. Afterpay recently reversed its decision to stop allowing no payment upfront on grocery and fuel purchases. The panel talks to a… Audio

In part two, how do you cope in a season of workplace restructures and job losses? Psychologist Dougal Sutherland explains how you can support yourself, and your colleagues. Then, New Zealanders love… Audio

In part two, the road cone hotline has been cranking along, it's had its detractors, but the number of reports received suggests that it's a popular move for punters, with over a thousand tips in the… Audio

In part two, is it a pond or a pool? Motueka lodge owners battled with the council for years over a small body of water that has frogs and tadpoles in it. Then, rainy days in Invercargill have just… Audio

In part two, Winston peetrs will reveal to the world at the UN if New Zealand will formally recognise Palestine. Why the stringing out of the decision? Is it all political theatre? And what impact… Audio

In part two, a foundation is providing what it thinks is the solution to the severe lack of coaches and volunteers in community sport. Then, Garden Place Must Evolve is the name of an event taking… Audio

In part two, a prime block of land has been left vacant. It's right across the road from a popular beach in Nelson and now will become ... a car wash. Some locals are worried that such pieces of prime… Audio

In part two, a building insurance expert says the government's plans for changing liability risk leaving homeowners out in the cold. Then, are you being asked to perform non-promotable tasks at work… Audio

In part two, a PWC receiver says businesses should be wary of making big up front investment in a climate of high insolvencies. Then, friends of the Onehunga Community House are taking a trip down… Audio

In part two, a retirement village has banned booze but under our current licensing laws what is really legal here? Once we've reached retirement, haven't we earned the right to have alcohol with our… Audio

In part two, food insecurity peaks in your mid thirties, and predictors include single people, those living in urban centres, and social disconnection. It looks like New Zealand is on an upward trend… Audio

In part two, we are runnign out of gas and to counter that the government wants to repeal the oil and gas exploration ban. Will it work and what are the risks? Then, the man who wants to sell 3000… Audio

In part two, Canterbury has clocked up the most e-scooter accidents over the last five years with more than 1700 ACC claims. What is happening and how can you keep safe? Then, women in Otago have put… Audio

In part two, rugby commentator and journalist Scotty Stevenson joins the panel to discuss the All Blacks defeat on the weekend and celebrate the Balck Ferns' progression to the world cup semi-finals… Audio

In part two, the government's new shoplifting offence reverses the innocent until proven guilty rule. What does this mean for individual rights? Then, health and safety concerns have closed the flying… Audio

In part two, Motueka ward ACT Local candidate Dave Ross has fallen foul of election rules by having hoardings that are too big. His solution: cut them in half and position them a few centermentres… Audio

In part two, it looks like momentum is building for more charter schools, eight have already started this year with three others set to open at the start of next year. What is the case for and against… Audio

In part two, Sky sport broadcaster Jeff McTainsh got the call up of a lifetime on the weekend - to commentate on the All Blacks and South Africa match on Saturday. The catch was he only had one hour… Audio

In part two, Senior Lecturer of Terrorism and Security Studies at Charles Sturt University, Dr Kristy Campion joins The Panel to discuss the swell of extremist violence and rethoric around the world… Audio

In part two, a young Auckland candidate's pink campaign signs have gone missing putting her seriously out of pocket. And then it's the start of whitebaiting season. And then, the Panel hears from a… Audio

In part two, the Government is throwing open the estate gates and allowing overseas buyers with a golden visa to buy a home worth 5 million dollars or more. But what does a 5 million dollar home look… Audio

Small domestic airlines are welcoming the Government's 30 million dollars of loans to help with rising cost, and a unique home on the water in Whangarei Harbour. Audio

Kicking off the second half: South Australia is about to be the first aussie state to ban soy sauce fish containers. The Panel talks to Dr Nina Wootton a marine scientist specialising in microplastics… Audio