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Lawyer Gareth Abdinor talsk about building a treehouse on someone else's property. Can citizenship be stripped and under what circumstances? Lawyer Gareth Abdinor answers. What to do about wanting… Audio

US correspondent Karen Kasler analyzes the firing of the director of the FBI James Comey. Barrister Jonathan Krebs talks about why a case against MP Chester Borrows was taken. Jonathan Krebs discusses… Audio

The government wants a voluntary uptake from bread manufacturers to put Folic acid in half of the total amount of bread made. Te Tuinga Whanau Support Services director Tommy Kapai Wilson talks about… Audio

The battle for France has been won but it's yet to be seen if Emmanuel Macron wil win the war with the National Assembly. Rugby league stalwart Graham Lowe talks about the latest alcohol and cocaine… Audio

Prince Philip stands down, Special relationship not so special, Sprinklers to deter homeless? Audio

Our new Foreign Affairs Minister Gerry Brownlee hasn't made a dent in the Australian attitude to kiwis. Ex-pat Kyle Lockwood talks about discrimination in Australia. The chair of the Law Society's… Audio

AUT's Merja Myllylahti explains the pros and cons of the rejected merger of NZME and Fairfax Media. The Auckland Police have released CCTV footage showing brazen thieves on a busy Auckland street… Audio

US President Donald Trump says he's be honoured to meet North Korea's Kim Jong-Un as the US commences drills with South Korea's navy. Labour candidate Willie Jackson has taken the wind out of the… Audio

Six year-old video taken in the drift of the Pike River Mine has come to light. Why now and why didn't the victims familes know? The enduring mystery of the disappearance of Madeleine McCann. Sunny… Audio

New Zealanders are being denied a fair go at Australian citizenship. Economist Michael Reddell discusses where our immigrants are really coming from, their visa status and if we can do without a lot… Audio

Nikki Kaye and Gerry Brownlee the names most prominent in the cabinet reshuffle today. Maryse Helbert of the University of Melbourne on the French election. The British Labour Party decided 'the… Audio

Police officers were targetted in what's thought to be a terrorist attack in Paris. Jack Steer of the RSA talks about the modern day veteran ahead of ANZAC Day. Is laziness really behind the lack of… Audio

Economist Kel Sanderson talks about the dilemma of immigration: We need it, but we want it curbed as well. Teenager Ollie Galvin talks about the controversial programme 13 Reasons Why. Audio

Financial analyst Mark Lister talks about whether the new government proposal on immigration will be a game changer. Queenstown campground manager Duncan Ridd talks about what he's like to see happen… Audio

Cyclone Cook, moving across the Coromandel, the Bay of Plenty and into Waikato, just as the northern cities empty out for the Easter break. Andrew King of the New Zealand Porperty Investors Federation… Audio

Sex therapist Mary Hodson talks about the harm caused by pornography and the need for more research. Great Barrier Island resident Orla Cumisky provides an update in islanders preparations for the… Audio

Paying passengers dragged off a United Airlines flight to free-up seats for crew. The Children's Commissioner Judge Andrew Becroft discusses the length of time it takes for abuse cases to be… Audio

Comedic great John Clarke has died. His friend John Banas shares his memories of the Fred Dagg years and beyond. Bill English hasn't ruled-out New Zealand Defence force. Whakatane Community Board… Audio

What the Panelists Peter Elliott and Ali Jones want to talk about. The U.S. has launched 60 cruise missiles from navy destroyers against Syria, targeting hangars, planes and fuel tanks at one Syrian… Audio

The latest on the Edgecumbe evacuations and an update on Christchurch weather with Richard Green. Lawyer Grant Nicholson discusses the punishment meted out to Saint Kentigern College over it's grisly… Audio

We talk to Harete Hipango who has been evacuated from her Whanganui home because of rising river levels. Dr Mark Thomas explains what typhoid is and discusses whether the Auckland community is safe… Audio

Topics - The latest on the weather from farmer Scott Thompson. One death and fifteen cases of typhoid in Auckland. Are there gaps in the NZDF account of the SAS operation in the Hit and Run book… Audio