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Topics - the first secondary teachers strike in eight years looks certain to go ahead tomorrow as talks between teachers and the Ministry of Education remain in a stalemate and the Porirua retailers… Audio

Topics - Jim Anderton says he still has a shot at winning Christchurch's Mayoralty - despite a swing in favour of incumbent Bob Parker and the Treasury predicts the Canterbury earthquake could knock… Audio

Farmers in Canterbury want further assistance, the future bursting of China's housing bubble, New Zealand has slipped three places in the Global Competitiveness Index published by the World Economic… Audio

Topics - Insurance premiums are expected to rise across the board, as insurance companies look to recoup some of the massive losses from the Canterbury earthquake. and what lasting effects might… Audio

Topics - some of the areas hardest hit by Saturday's earthquake might not be rebuilt, Peter Dunne has had a crack at the"media vultures"preying on tragedy and what lasting effects might children… Audio

The Christchurch quake is the topic of discussion for the first part of The Panel. Audio

Topics, the Christchurch earthquake including live updates from Barry Corbett and Sue Wells in Christchurch and live aftershocks. Audio

With Finlay MacDonald and Simon Pound. Audio

Topics - An overhaul of the country's child support system proposed today by the government will take into account the income of both parents and letters are going out to investors in the collapsed… Audio

Topics - it was bad property deals that did for South Canterbury Finance and a management magazine publishes the results of its survey to find New Zealand's Most Reputable Organisations this week. Audio

Topics include the failure of South Canterbury Finance and the Waitakere City councilor, Ross Dallow who is defending a speech he's given more than 50 times at citizenship ceremonies. Audio

In part one of The Panel: NZ's Next Top Model; England cricket's victory over Pakistan and; the world's best air-guitarist. Audio

Immigration staff investigated for misconduct, Is there a growing discrepancy in the way the judicial system deals with the underprivileged in comparison with those who hold positions of power? Audio

Serious Fraud Office unlikely to press charges against Allan Hubbard's firm Aorangi Securities, and Neglect of Manaia by council. Audio

New Zealand wine industry and insolvency, booze, the watering-down of the RTDs. Audio

Topics included, Australia's political leaders have begun the challenging job of forming a new government and a new pressure group is demanding the government call an immediate halt to the sale of… Audio

The state of ACT, Winston Peters may stand in John Key's electorate, Australians head to the polls soon, and Clergy unhealthy. Audio

Issues include; after serving 15 years for killing Wellington businessmen Gene and Eugene Thomas in 1994, Barlow will be released on parole next week and a business consultant wants a court to force… Audio

Topics include a group opposing the Government's changes to the foreshore and seabed is to launch a billboard campaign and the CEO of the small (and financially-troubled) West Coast DHB says it… Audio

With Stephen Franks and Liz Bowen-Clewley. Audio

Data roaming, Obama and the NY mosque. Audio

Topics, sandcastle competition and mortgage reform. Audio

Reportage of suicide, and junior rugby Haka ban. Audio

Topics include cameras in taxis and as Ramadan begins the battle of the Burkha has resumed. Audio

Topics include the importation of New Zealand apples to Australia and a bowler being banned for 10 years because he "flopped out" his "old fella". Audio