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Topics - What will the reality of a Trump presidency be? Lawyer Gareth Abdinor talks about what information Councils are allowed to release to tradespeople about your building work. Lawyer Gareth… Audio

Trump's triumph and the inaccurate science of political polls. Audio

The Parole Board is to decide if a terminally ill prsioner can die at home. Should someone else be able to make that decison? Chris Rattue in the NZ Herald lays the blame for the weekend's loss to… Audio

Topics - Economist and philanthropist Gareth Morgan has launched a new political party. Political scientist Bryce Edwards discusses its chances. A new poll has found Britons are having second thoughts… Audio

Marc Wilson of Victoria University talks about what seclusion rooms do to children's psyche. A prisoner's wish to be released on home detention to die has been ceclined. The family of Efeso Collins… Audio

Andra Gillespie of Emory College discusses the FBI investigations into both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. The Auditor General Lynn Provost has found no corruption in the $11.5M Saudi sheep deal… Audio

A chat about the Melbourne Cup. Labour MP David Cunliffe is calling it a day. If Hillary Clinton is elected US president John Key thinks there is a possibility the Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal… Audio

ACC and the NZ Super Fund have bought into KiwiBank. The first Airbus A380 Superjumbo has landed in Christchurch this afternoon. Are Hillary Clinton's emails on Antony Weiner's computer? And fewer… Audio

Gable Tostee acquittal, Hillary Clinton, Labour Day. Audio

Political correspondent Karen Kasler has a round up of the third US presidential candidates debate. Political scientist Bryan Cranston talks about the money machine in US politics. Rick Shine of the… Audio

Social worker Daryl Brougham discusses the idea of young people remaining in state care until they're 21. Protests promised ahead of US warship visit. 'Quit whining,' Obama tells Trump. He has never… Audio

The first US warship visit in 33 years will take place next month. Economist Michael Reddell talks about the immigration balancing act. There's new research from Google Brain on the problem of… Audio

Topics - Policy analyst for the Salvation Army Alan Johnson on what poverty actually is. A Nobel Prize for Economics recipient has been working on a model for designing fair pay packages for CEOs… Audio

Actor Robyn Malcom talks about her good friend Helen Kelly. The Chief Ombudsman will investigate the use of seclusion rooms in schools. Newly-elected Hurunui District Councillor Julia McLean wants her… Audio

Is a rumour about Vladimir Putin ordering Russians to return home from overseas just media clickbait? Law professor Warren Brookbanks discusses whatever happened to the three strikes policy… Audio

China has told New Zealand's Gerry Brownlee to butt out of anything to do with the South China Sea, The parents of people who have moved to New Zealand are being stopped from immigrating, temporarily… Audio

There will be fewer residence approvals over the next two years: 85,000-95,000. Property journalist Anne Gibson talks about why 35 plans to build apartment buildings for Auckland have been canned. The… Audio

Karen Kasler of Ohio Public Radio and Television disc usses the performance of Trump and Clinton in the second US presidential debate. Does central government care about local body elections. Phil… Audio

SERCO and the friction between private & state prisons; SERCO and the friction between private & state prisons; David Cumin of the Jewish Council talks about the Isreali blockade of Gaza; and the UN… Audio

Maori TV journalist talks about her experiences of being detained by Israeli forces when she was on a protest ship headed for Gaza. Jana Von Stein of the University of Auckland talks about the UN… Audio