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  • The Panel with Catherine Robertson and Ganesh Nana (Part 1)

    Audio 11 May 2018

    Shane Jones unveiled the new Ministry of Forestry today on the back of a promise to plant a billion new trees in the next 10 years. Is he dreaming? RNZ mathematician Jim Mora has estimated that means… Audio

  • The Panel with Lisa Scott and Ian Telfer (Part 1)

    Audio 10 May 2018

    A morning of travelling inconveniences in Auckland but was it "commuter carnage"? All charter schools are applying to return to the state system. Is this an admission of failure? The New Zealand Super… Audio

  • The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Scott Campbell (Part 1)

    Audio 9 May 2018

    The Accord struck between Iran and some Western Nations will see not only an end to the US's participation but Al Gillespie explains how it will also effect world trade including New Zealand's. The… Audio

  • The Panel with Max Ritchie and Niki Bezzant (Part 1)

    Audio 8 May 2018

    Visiting US politician Hillary Clinton says New Zealand should be worried about Chinese political influence here. Meanwhile her Clinton Health Access Initiative is receiving $5.5m from the NZ… Audio

  • The Panel with Rosemary McLeod and Peter Fa'afiu (Part 1)

    Audio 7 May 2018

    Human traffickers are offering New Zealand as a destination to illegal immigrants. But a refugee advocate says a recently intercepted vessel would never make it here. The Environment Minister David… Audio

  • The Panel with Garry Moore and Miriama Aoake (Part 1)

    Audio 4 May 2018

    The Government announced today it has a $100 million plan to tackle homelessness in New Zealand. The plan consists of 1500 extra places for people to stay and supporting the services of Housing First… Audio

  • The Panel with Cas Carter and Steve McCabe (Part 1)

    Audio 3 May 2018

    The panelists discuss an opinion piece about how people talk to their digital assistants - Siri, Alexa and the like. The author says how rude or polite people are to these electronic assistants says a… Audio

  • The Panel with Cas Carter and Steve McCabe (Part 1)

    Audio 3 May 2018

    A plan to re-enter Pike River Mine is expected to be announced today. International technical advisors have been meeting in Greymouth to figure out a plan. We ask the panelists if they're pleased or… Audio

  • The Panel with Jock Anderson, and Mai Chen (Part 1)

    Audio 2 May 2018

    QV says some first-buyers have decided owning a house is more affordable than renting. In some regions rent is almost as high as a mortgage repayment, though first-home buyers also need to raise a… Audio

  • The Panel with Verity Johnson and Simon Pound (Part 1)

    Audio 1 May 2018

    The Government's set to announce new measures to collect GST on goods bought by New Zealanders overseas. The 15 per cent applies to goods under $400 and has been dubbed the "Amazon tax". The Prime… Audio

  • The Panel with Peter Vial and Paula Penfold (Part 1)

    Audio 30 Apr 2018

    An internal email from a BP staffer has revealed the tactics the petrol company uses for pricing in different regions. It appears pretol price is not just dependent on the crude oil or the dollar but… Audio

  • The Panel with Clare de Lore and Allan Blackman (Part 1)

    Audio 27 Apr 2018

    The huge fall from grace for Bil Cosby the man with the image of the dad everyone wants. Economist Eric Crampton says anchor projects for the Christchurch rebuild were a terrible idea. He talks about… Audio

  • The Panel with Ella Henry and John Barnett (Part 1)

    Audio 26 Apr 2018

    The mayor of Auckland Phil Goff and the Transport Minister Phil Twyford have announced nearly $30 billion will be spent on Auckland transport in the next 10 years. Danish inventor Peter Madsen has… Audio

  • The Panel with Michael Moynahan and Penny Ashton (Part 1)

    Audio 24 Apr 2018

    A little boy has been added to the Royal Family. Clarke Gayford retaliated against an opinion writer who described him as "cringey". Should he just stay mum? A favourable outcome for Alcohol… Audio

  • The Panel with Mihingarangi Forbes and Sam Johnson (Part 1)

    Audio 23 Apr 2018

    Jacinda Ardern's whirlwind tour of Europe is over. How much will New Zealand gain from her exposure on the world stage? A University of Exeter study is claiming there could be a link between a sheep… Audio

  • The Panel with Lynda Hallinan and Chris Clarke (Part 1)

    Audio 20 Apr 2018

    British PM Theresa May has reassured the Queen that the Commonwealth's future is secure. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is in Time magazine's list of the top 100 influential people. She's being lauded… Audio

  • The Panel with Alexia Russell and Mike Rehu (Part 1)

    Audio 19 Apr 2018

    A Christchurch teenager is one of the first people to be charged under the Harmful Digital Communication laws.We ask Heather Henare of Skylight Counseling if punitive measures against young… Audio

  • The Panel with Mike Williams and Michelle Boag (Part 1)

    Audio 18 Apr 2018

    The former first lady of the United States Barbara Bush has died at the age of 92. She was a long-time campaigner for social justice, she spoke out about racial segregation and was behind a drive to… Audio

  • The Panel with Bernard Hickey and Jennie Moreton (Part 1)

    Audio 17 Apr 2018

    A woman who stood up to gang members has been advised to leave town after a year of intimidation. Social justice advocate and lifetime Black Power member Denis O'Reilly joins the Panel to discuss the… Audio

  • The Panel with Neil Miller and Alison Mau (Part 1)

    Audio 16 Apr 2018

    The Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is set to make her debut on the world stage. Trade is very much top of the list of priorities. How do the Panelists think she'll represent New Zealand? Fonterra's had… Audio

  • The Panel with Chris Wikaira and Janet Wilson (Part 1)

    Audio 13 Apr 2018

    Al Gillespie of Waikato University says the chance of full-blown war in Syria is extreme. He also talks about the US wanting in on the CPTTP and New Zealanders wanting in on Australia. We may be… Audio

  • The Panel with Lisa Scott and Andrew Hoggard (Part 1)

    Audio 12 Apr 2018

    The government will look into the allegations around SAS raids in Afghanistan. Journalists Nicky Hager and Jon Stephenson claimed of civilians were killed by NZ soldiers in 2010. There will be no new… Audio

  • The Panel with Gary McCormick and Lizzie Marvelly (Part 1)

    Audio 11 Apr 2018

    Weather forecasters Philip Duncan and Richard Green anaylse the forecasts leading up to a storm of unexpected intensity. Dave Rossiter of the Westmere Butchery in Auckland tells the story of saving… Audio

  • The Panel with Michele A'Court and Peter Fa'afiu (Part 1)

    Audio 10 Apr 2018

    Storm strikes as the country remembers the Wahine sinking 50 years ago. Brian Papesch rescued Jo Finlayson when she was just 15 months old. They both recall their experiences of that day. Writer and… Audio

  • The Panel with Catherine Robertson and Kevin Milne (Part 1)

    Audio 9 Apr 2018

    Canterbury-based weather forecaster Richard Green says the coming cold change is just a blip and it's back to balmy conditions next week. A commuter train was held up for 15 minutes while disguised… Audio

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