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Kicking off the second half: the Ministry for Primary Industries is currently reviewing how meat gets checked on the production line, the PSA union is worried this could erode the safety of our meat… Audio

In part two, the AA is pushing for tougher driver licence rules in a bid to improve the country's dismal youth road safety record. What exactly are they asking for? Then imagine having the ability to… Audio

In part two, a census involving several thousand kids have given a real insight into the life of today's young people, and what they love is ... sushi! And then in Hawera the town's foodbank was… Audio

In part two, eyes turned towards Chrsichurch as public spaces advocate group Living Streets Aotearoa raises concerns about the recent proposal by the Mayor of Christchurch to remove an on-street… Audio

In part two, another view of the controversial decision to remove all Maori words, except for characters' names, from any new books for early readers. Dr Michael Johnston, Senior Fellow at The New… Audio

In part two, a small Canterbury town is up in arms over a proposal by police that will see them lose their local bobby. And the Panel hear from the creator of an app that links people up with cheap… Audio

In part two, the Government has been reviewing changes to the Total Mobility card scheme since 2023. but organisations like Blind Low Vision are worried that chanegs will be made with no public… Audio

In part two, the South Wairarapa District Council is consulting on a proposed bylaw to close the unofficial paper road to Cape Palliser which crosses private land: locals are outraged, we find out… Audio

In part two, a 16 percent annual rise in the price of beef mince is making the humble pie an expensive roadside munch. Then, the panel meets a Wairoa man who's been cutting hair for five decades and… Audio

In part two, community sports organisations are crying out for more more volunteers after a 40% drop in people signing up since the pandemic. And finally, is this the longest standing classroom toy… Audio

In part two, a see saw in central Dunedin has drawn attention for its price tag - but how much did it actually cost? And finally, the Far North vintage car club is celebrating 50 long and great years… Audio

In part two, gone is the petrol tax, say hello to road user charges for everyone. But will that lead to more costs for some drivers? Then, to the mighty Manawatu, where comedic icon Fred Dagg's… Audio

In part two, New Zealand's 33 biggest sports codes have united to oppose a law change they say could threaten the future of grassroots sport. Then The Panel hears from Dunedin councillor Mandy Mayhem… Audio

In part two, some people are finding themselves wrongfully stung by parking fines where camera-based systems have been introduced. Tech commentator Paul Spain explains. Then, where do stutters come… Audio

The panel looks at the Gaza Crisis and 5 options for further action that New Zealand could take. they then discuss and mull over why some people love spoilers and others will run a mile. Audio

The Panel talks to safety campaigner Geoff Upson who says there are too many speed humps in Manuwera and the town risks being known as "hump town". They then pay homage to the national treasure that… Audio

The Panel talks to a school principal who is cutting back on those troublesome school lunches because their students don't eat them. They also pay tribute to Gisborne's Muirs Bookshop which celebrates… Audio

The Panel talks to financial mentor Charlotte Whitaker who is part of many calls for tougher action on dodgy money-lending practices. They also hear from cat owner Lynda whose cat turned up on her… Audio

The Panel talks to a climate change protester who has been banned from Christchurch airport for two years for wearing an A4 card that says, "It's A Climate Emergency!" Audio

The Panel hears from the owner of NZ knitwear company Norsewear who sent a "cheeky" letter to NZ Rugby saying their All Blacks beanies should be made out of wool and not polyester. And they hear from… Audio