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Tech commentator, Paul Spain, joins the discussion on what went wrong for Spark Sport streaming for the first All Blacks' match of the Rugby World Cup. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern heads to New York… Audio

A third image of Justin Trudeau in black make up has emerged and the Canadian Prime Minister says he cannot remember how often he wore blackface as a young man. It comes after another photo was found… Audio

A third high court judge has found that Colin Craig did sexually harass his former press secretary Rachel MacGregor. This has been back and forth in court for years. This morning though Judge Hinton… Audio

Mana whenua have reached a consensus about Ihumatao - they want the land back. The Maori King, Kiingi Tuheitia, announced this morning mana whenua were now in agreement over the land near Auckland… Audio

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will meet with US President Donald Trump when she's in New York next week for an official bilateral discussion. An inquiry into the Auckland pipeline leak has suggested… Audio

What's going to happen to the price of petrol? Energy consultant Ian Twomey joins us to discuss. Nineteen months ago Simon Wilson was diagnosed with prostate cancer. Since then he's written… Audio

The Stuff website has been hosting a series throughout te wiki o te reo Māori about easy ways to teach your kids te reo Māori. And one of our panellists, Anton Matthews, just happens to be the host… Audio

The government has moved to make the study of New Zealand history in primary and high school compulsory by 2022. President of the Society of Historians Jim McAloon joins the panel in studio with his… Audio

Yesterday we discussed the vaping, the effects of, and especially whether or not it should be used by smokers as a tool to quit cigarette smoking. There are an increasing number of reports of… Audio

70 Deaths in two years have been blamed on synthetic cannabis. Will making cannabis legal dampen demand for the synthetic drugs? Could over-regulation of the e-cigarette market hurt the people who… Audio

Te wiki o te reo Māori - Māori language week - starts today. The panellists discuss their feelings about the week, and ways to boost New Zealanders' engagement with te reo Māori. A former Labour… Audio

The City Mission is struggling to keep up with demand at it's food bank with a 40% increase this year in the number of people needing help. Dr Rebekah Graham joins the discussion to talk about… Audio

Kiwibuild reset, a fresh approach or admission of defeat? Professor of Health Policy, Gregor Coster, joins the discussion on what needs to change in the health and disability system to improve… Audio

Convicted child sex offender Peter Ellis has died. Kiwibuild reset by the government turned into a complete rethink of how the scheme should run. The measles outbreak has prompted calls for compulsory… Audio

International law expert on what to do with the kiwi jihadi in Turkey; UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson says there will be no election before no deal Brexit deadline; Should we be more open about how… Audio

Government to establish a Cancer Control Agency and give Pharmac an extra $60m. As measles outbreak spreads calls increase to stop online vaccination misinformation. Audio

The government's free lunch in schools trial looks good on paper, but could it be doing more? There are now 759 confirmed cases of measles in Auckland, up from 28 since just yesterday. How do you get… Audio

Britains Queen Elizabeth has approved a Government request to suspend the UK parliament amid the Brexit crisis. There were 685 suicides in the year to June. Seventeen more than last year. And each of… Audio

New Zealand's MPs make a pretty penny, but are they over- or under-paid? Earlier in the week we talked about the dire state of the hospitality industry in New Zealand. Prominent chef Martin Boseley… Audio

New figures show New Zealand's suicides have risen to an all-time high of 685, 17 more than last year. Shaun Robinson from the Mental Health Foundation joins the panel to chat about the causes, and… Audio

Hundreds of young people have had their private details exposed due to a security breach on a government website. Facebook tool to make political ads on its site more transparent not being used by any… Audio

The government is proposing a new, independent office to cost the policies of political parties. Eric Crampton, chief economist for the NZ Initiative, joins us with his take. The famed Ronnie Van Hout… Audio

Property managers told not to go through prospective tenants' bank statements. Property managers and landlords are being told not to perform the "KFC test" on prospective tenants. The Panel revisits… Audio