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The end of the Lions Tour in New Zealand means attention will now turn to preparation for the next America's cup. The new financial year is upon us; how's Phil Goff's cost-cutting going in Auckland… Audio

The Manawatu Gorge is closed until further notice. We hear from Palmerston North mayor Grant Smith and local businesswoman Terese DeVries about the effects of the protracted closure. US President… Audio

The victorious Team New Zealand sailors have been greeted by an enthusiastic crowd in Auckland today who turned out to see the America's Cup. Claire Matthews of Massey University discusses how much… Audio

The University of Auckland is our best ranking in a new list of Asia-Pacific universities at number 24. Is anger the driving force behind the All Blacks? Jim Rolfe of the Centre for Strategic Studies… Audio

What does Independence day mean for the USA? The government's put $5m of taxpoayer money into the next Team New Zealand defence. A recent 100 thousand dollar payout to a victim of workplace bullying… Audio

Part-time high school teachers are the latest group to lodge an equal pay claim. They're also want to be paid for preparation time. Arthur Grimes of Motu explains how you can break down the sunniness… Audio

New Zealand immigration expert Mark Williams says the Peter Thiel citizenship case won't happen again. Jordan Willams of the Taxpayers Union on a $100 000 highway re-naming exercise. Maori Televison… Audio

Tom Moore of Aura information security explains what the future of viruses is likely to look like and how our lives could be impacted. Lisa Wilson from A Little Bit of Britain shop talks about the… Audio

Topics - DLA Piper has been hit by the latest ransomeware doing the rounds - Petya. Matt Ball of the Ports of Auckland talks about wharves, harbours and where to put racing yachts during the next… Audio

The Commodore of Peter Burling's home yacht club in Tauranga looks back on a brilliant effort by Team New Zealand. America's Cup regatta - what's in it for Auckland ratepayers? We talk to Matthew… Audio

Commodore Nick Wrinch of the Tauranga Yachting and Power Boat talking about the pressure now on the America's Cup sailors. Andrew Dickson of Massey University on whether public policy trying to save… Audio

Two parties two let-downs in one week; Local building cladding fears; Royals bags-not the throne. Audio

Broken privacy and broken promises. A round up of this week's political faux pas with Rob Hosking. Tonight there's a panel discussion around what to do with 600 hectares of red zone land in… Audio

Secret recording MP resigns;Govt implored to help Asian crime victims. Audio

Constitutional law expert Andrew Geddis talks about the gravity of allegations of National MP Todd Barclay secretly recording a Party staffer. Al Gillespie of Waikato University discuses US-Russian… Audio

Tauranga Yacht and Power Boat Club Commodore Nick Wrinch on how Team NZ is looking ahead of the America's Cup final. Napier Soup Kitchen organiser says the council is trying to sweep the begging… Audio

Polls polls everywhere but are they any good? Michael James of the Society of Fire Protection Engineers talks about the choices in building cladding and if developers and builders are going for cheap… Audio

Desite team members being in a car crash the Southern Steel beat the Tactix. Internationally-renowned fire engineer Stephen Kip on the Grenfell Tower AMC cladding and the fire safety of New Zeland… Audio

The Highlanders overcome the visiting British Lions side in Dunedin.People parking up and sparking up in the 'burbs of Christchurch. The AAs Barney Irvine discusses what transit lanes are all about… Audio

Nick Wrinch is the Commodore of Peter Burling's home club the Tauranga Yacht and Power Boat Club. He shares his expertise on the America's Cup Racing. Economics commentator Bernard Hickey with his… Audio

Team NZ closer to the America's Cup;Labour's immigration policy;Blind S.African child not welcome in NZ. Audio

Team New Zealand is through to a final against either Artemis or Team Japan. Analysis of the exit polls and predictions for the final count with reporter Dan Ashby and political scientist Bronwyn… Audio

The Auckland Blues brought down the British and Irish Lions on home turf last night. Bronwyn Hayward of the University of Canterbury talks about the UK political polls and if anything can be predicted… Audio

Team NZ suffered a spectacular capsize in this morning's race against Oracle. Why do Police take photos of protesters? Winston Peters tells NZ's Muslims to clean house and report the enemy within. A… Audio

Al Gillespie of the University of Waikato discusses key talking points surrounding the visit by Rex Tillerson. The University of Waikato's Al Gillespie on what the cutting-off of Qatar by fellow Arab… Audio