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Topics - A new poll on leader capability has Bill English on 45% and Jacinda Ardern on 32%. Anglican churches will be praying for empty Housing New Zealand houses to be filled by those who need them… Audio

High praise for NZs womens rugby side. Economist Kirdan Lees talks about Treasury's pre-election economic and fiscal update, council spending and cuts. Beards are now passe. Audio

Gareth Morgan's TOP party has seized a publicity opportunity after "lipstick on a pig" comment. Max Rashbrooke of Victoria University on whether Auckland Council needs to cut costs to keep Mayor Phil… Audio

Three political party leaders gone in three weeks. Peter Dunne has resigned, he says "there is now a mood amongst Ohariu voters for a change of MP, which is unlikely to alter." Poet Brian Turner… Audio

Topics - Employment lawyer Charles McGuinness on NZR's treatment of on-off Aaron Smith lover. Immigration expert Mark Williams on whether William Yan AKA Bill Liu's citizenship is rock solid. Yet… Audio

The Government is set to pour millions into building resilience in young children as part of a $100m mental health package. The Opportunities Party aims to halve the prison population in a decade. We… Audio

Jacinta Ruru of the University of Otago on the possible Treaty and political ramifications of charging for the commercial use of water. Australian Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce is the latest… Audio

The Panel reflects on the action in politics over the past week. Two of the world's most volatile leaders continue to talk war at each other. Hamilton Council takes a stand by refusing to accept… Audio

Journalist Rob Hosking discusses re-writing this year's election campaign. Matt Nippert on his revelations around US businessman Peter Thiel's New Zealand citizenship. Audio

Director of Waterways for Freshwater Management, Jenny Webster-Brown gives her thoughts on Labour's policy to charge for commercial and agriculture use of water. Professor of international law, Al… Audio

Topics - Former Green candidate Richard Green and Political scientist Dr Bryce Edwards join the panel to talk about the greens going off in spectacular public fashion. Jacinda Ardern has promised… Audio

New Zealand Aged Care Association chief executive Simon Wallace talks about the impact the pay equity law is having on rest home budgets. Political commentator Deborah Mahuta-Coyle talks about the… Audio

Auditor-General Martin Matthews has resigned ahead of the release of a critical report by Sir Maarten Wevers into whether he's fit for the role. More on the Jacinda Ardern-effect, Meteria Turei's… Audio

In his first interview since leaving the Labour leadership David Cunliffe talks about what new leader Jacinda Ardern needs to put her energies into the most. New Labour leader Jacinda Ardern is being… Audio

Can Labour claw back the ground it lost under its new leadership. Auckland may be becoming a buyer's market for the first time since 2011. Can you really save money on petrol with loyalty schemes? We… Audio

The Labour Party Leader Andrew Little has expressed doubts over his leadership.Is this honesty or stupidity? Engineering geologist Chris Massey explains how the Kaikoura earthquakes have had… Audio

Nicole McKee of Firearms Safety Specialists talks about how it's possible to gather guns illegally. Dr Allan Miller on how to generate enough power for an electric vehicle future. The UK is looking at… Audio

Mudtopia will kick off in December. It's a festival taking place in Rotorua involvinbg all things mud. Robin Gauld of the University of Otago discusses whether or not the Bowen Icon Cancer Centre in… Audio

A new "healthy" hotel is to be built in Auckland's CBD. The lethal cocktail that's so-called synthetic cannabis. Paediatrician Dr Simon Denny discusses culture, social displacement and the high Maori… Audio

Boris Johnson says New Zealanders tradiutional OE to the UK remains safe and Todd Barclay found it safe to return to parliament today. Will Green co-leader Metiria Turei's admission of lying to WINZ… Audio

We ask economist Kirdan Lees if it's realistic to channel new immigrants into rural areas. Economist Satish Ranchhod on the reality of the Prime Minister's 10 000 new jobs a month claim. Residents of… Audio