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Another terrorist attack in Europe leaves us wondering where this will all lead. Institution of Professional Engineers CEO Susan Freeman-Greene explains the discrepancies in engineers' reports for… Audio

Andrew Geddis of the University of Otago discusses current points of international politics. Auckland berm parking angers resident. Is National chickening out of Mt Albert by-election? Former world No… Audio

Kaikoura businessman Anton Evans talks about post-quake business. Rotorua school principal Patrick Walsh discusses the financial rules around overseas school trips. Auckland berm pakring angers… Audio

St John CEO Peter Bradley talks about how the festive season is the violent season for paramendics. The Government is looking at erasing historic gay sex convictions. Orca expert Ingrid Visser talks… Audio

An estimated $2bn will be spent to repair the main road and rail routes around Kaikoura. Murray McCully is the latest National Party MP to announce his departure ahead of the 2017 election. Was it… Audio

Al Gillespie of Waikato University discusses the end of the battle for the Syrian city of Aleppo. Listener reaction to discussions on poverty. Could more residential schools be one answer to child… Audio

Will the 2017 General Election be called early? Rick Powdrell of Federated Farmers discusses the high crime rate on farms. Dentists support sugar labels on soft drinks. Mick Jagger's become a dad… Audio

David Shearer leaving politics;Bill English garners more support;Fathers and sons talking about sex;Motorway ettiquette. Audio

Solid Energy's Pike River statement;National Party leadership contenders;Tourism infrastructure strain. Audio

Political scientist Jennifer Lees-Marshment discusses John Key's legacy. Former NBR political editor Ben Thomas on John Key and the contenders for the National Party leadership. The Breast Cancer… Audio

Former National Party President Michelle Boag on John Key's premiership and what's next for the National Party. Political scientist Bryce Edwards on today's unexpected John Key resignation. What next… Audio

Tony Bouchier of Save Our Farms discusses the leap in consents by the Overseas Investment Office for land sales to overseas buyers. All of New Zealand's major commercial media companies are owned by… Audio

The Pike River families will go to court in their fight to recover the bodies of the 29 men. Aviation commentator Peter Clark has an update on the Brazilian football plane disaster. Andrea Rush from… Audio

A plane crash has wiped out many members of a Brazilian football team on the way to play in the South American Cup Final. Eminent scientist Ross Stein talks about how earthquakes interact with… Audio

Billy Kristian of The Invaders shares his memories of Ray Columbus who has died at the age of 74. Islay Marsden of the University of Canterbury discusses what clearing rocks and silt from… Audio

Topics - Reflecting on the Kaipara Harbour fishing charter tragedy. Jane Andrews who's been to Cuba several times talks about her impressions of the country, the people and the Castro regime. There… Audio

Tim Truebridge of the Friends of Lake Taupo group discusses the worried over high lake levels. Wellington's IRD building stairway cracks were known about years ago. Laura Wallace of GNS explains what… Audio

Topics - Kaikoura's mayor Winston Gray talks about the possibility of no road access for the next six months. The staff of NIWA in Wellington not happy it was a manager not an engineer who gave their… Audio

US President-elect Donald Trump will take the United States out of the TPP agreement in his first day in office. Memories of 2011 Japanese earthquake and tsunami with another quake striking in the… Audio

Volunteers relocating paua on the uplifted Kaikoura coastline have defied an MPI ban. Craig Young of TUANZ discusses the practicalities of text warnings for tsunamis.John Key says a new family package… Audio

Kaikoura quake - community pulling together; Kaikoura quake - fearmongering; Kaikoura quake - farmers hit hard. Audio