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  • The Panel with Ali Jones and James Nokise (Part 1)

    Audio 22 Feb 2017

    The pilot of yesterday's plane crash in Melbourne was already under investigation for dangerous flying. Billionaire Peter Thiel is paying for bright tech minded students to skip college and go to… Audio

  • The Panel with Paula Penfold and Phillipa Stevenson (Part 1)

    Audio 21 Feb 2017

    Another major South Island high country station has been approved to sell to an overseas anonymous buyer. The legality or not of sending Kim Dotcom to the United States. The High Court's upheld the… Audio

  • The Panel with Jennie Moreton and Ellen Read (Part 1)

    Audio 20 Feb 2017

    Fog in Christchurch today has kept firefighting helicopters on the ground on the same day as the funeral of the pilot, Steve Askin, is being held at Wigram Airbase. Are the calls for the boycott of… Audio

  • The Panel with Diane Robertson and David Farrar (Part 1)

    Audio 17 Feb 2017

    Vikki Pflaum talks about losing her house in the Port Hills fire;Donald Trump's media conference and behavoiur trending;Team NZ confident their foiling system can't be replicated;Indian students with… Audio

  • The Panel with Chris Gallavin and Peter Fa'afiu (Part 1)

    Audio 16 Feb 2017

    The latest on the fires raging around Christchurch; Local and panelist Lisa Scott on what Cadbury closure means for Dunedin; Trumps' administration keeps hitting problems. Audio

  • The Panel with Cas Carter and Nevil Gibson (Part 1)

    Audio 15 Feb 2017

    Christchurch like Armagaddon Murry Chong's facebook post about Te Reo opens up a wider issue of people being told what they can and can't say on social media sites. Pike River mine victims' families… Audio

  • The Panel with Julia Hartley-Moore and Ben Thomas (Part 1)

    Audio 14 Feb 2017

    Reporter Conan Young has the latest news on the fires surrounding Christchurch city. Sally Hughes from the Character Coalition joins the panel to talk about losing the fight to preserve the heritage… Audio

  • The Panel with Allan Blackman and Chris Clark (Part 1)

    Audio 13 Feb 2017

    A civil defence emergency in Hastings has been declared becuase of a large blaze near the Tuki Tuki river which has already destroyed one house. ABC News reporter, Danuta Kozaki, joins the panel to… Audio

  • The Panel with Michael Moynhan and Tony Doe (Part 1)

    Audio 10 Feb 2017

    Topics - Reporter at the scene of the whale stranding gives us an update and whale expert from Otago University's zoology department, Liz Slooten talks about why they do this. The reserve bank… Audio

  • The Panel with Michael Moynhan and Tony Doe (Part 1)

    Audio 9 Feb 2017

    Justice minister Amy Adams has announced that historic gay sex convictions will be wiped from all records. Professor Andrew Geddis, international law expert at Otago University joins the discussion on… Audio

  • The Panel with Lavina Good and Stephen Franks (Part 1)

    Audio 8 Feb 2017

    It's now easier to access medicinal cannabis for pain relief. Salvation Army social policy analyst Alan Johnson joins the panel discussion on the mixed results for this year's report on the state of… Audio

  • The Panel with Penny Ashton and Chris Wikaira (Part 1)

    Audio 7 Feb 2017

    Bill English earns praise for his handling of the phone call with the US president. Willie Jackson's Labour candidacy raising eyebrows within the party and wider commentators. The demise of Joost van… Audio

  • The Panel with Duncan Webb and Raybon Kan (Part 1)

    Audio 3 Feb 2017

    A group of Indian students are continuing to fight their deportation after their final appeals were rejected by immigration. Judge Andrew Becroft, commissioner for children, speaks the Panel about why… Audio

  • The Panel with Rachel Stewart and Gary McCormick (Part 1)

    Audio 2 Feb 2017

    Bill English's first state of the nation delivered today and the promise of more police. Trumps immigration moves are actually popular with a number of Americans, Peter Thiel's citizenship is being… Audio

  • The Panel with Michelle Boag and Brian Edwards (Part 1)

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    1 Feb 2017

    Novice politicians are set to contest some big seats in upcoming elections; Dual New Zealand citizens are still able to travel to the US without restrictions; There's speculation that Trump's victory… Audio

  • The Panel with Catherine Robertson and Neil Miller (Part 1)

    Audio 31 Jan 2017

    Quebec city mosque shooting motive is still a mystery with many hypothesising about what led to the attack on the Muslim worshippers. Protests over President Trump's immigration ban have spread around… Audio

  • The Panel with Ali Jones and Selwyn Manning (Part 1)

    Audio 30 Jan 2017

    The panel disects the state-of-the-nation address by Andrew Little which Labour teamed up with the Greens to gain more attention. Should our Prime Minister take a stand on Trumps Immigration ban and… Audio

  • The Panel with Andrew Clay and Barry Corbett (Part 1)

    Audio 27 Jan 2017

    US President Donald Trump makes good on his pledge to build a border wall with Mexico. Illegal immigration from Mexico actually peaked 15 years ago and has been tailing off. Dr Charles Merfiels talks… Audio

  • The Panel with Niki Bezzant and Peter Elliott (Part 1)

    Audio 26 Jan 2017

    Former New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark has resigned from her post heading the United Nations Development Programme. An Australian boy's dad talks about his son's close encounter with a Great… Audio

  • The Panel with Mai Chen and Peter Fa'afiu (Part 1)

    Audio 25 Jan 2017

    Professor Al Gillespie joins the conversation on trade deals New Zealand has to negotiate with the US and the UK. Kauriglen Operator Larry Mitchell supports a change in the way local governments are… Audio

  • The Panel with Finlay MacDonald and David Farrar (Part 1)

    Audio 24 Jan 2017

    Financial expert Grant Cleary discusses the possible new trade deal with the US. Should the Pope comment on politics? Dave Guerin of Education Directions discusses interest on studenst loans. Is there… Audio

  • The Panel with Ellen Read and Greg O'Connor (Part 1)

    Audio 23 Jan 2017

    $1.7bn to be pumped into Auckland drainage system. New York based New Zealander Renee Mundy talks about the women's march in Washington DC. Niwa forecaster Ben Noll talks about January weather. Audio

  • The Panel with Tim Watkin, Penny Ashton and Ellen Read (Part 1)

    Audio 23 Dec 2016

    Gary's picks for gold, silver and bronze medals. Jim's aging coffee mug. The Leg-Up Trust outside Hastings reaches out to disadvantaged youth who suffer social, behavioural or emotional problems… Audio

  • The Panel with Greg O'Connor and Clarke Gayford (Part 1)

    Audio 22 Dec 2016

    Julian Neal who runs Auckland Jet Boat Tours talks about the speed rules in the harbour. Deborah Price of Larnarch Castle discusses what the cruise ship industry means for Dunedin and for the tourist… Audio

  • The Panel with Wendyl Nissen and Bernard Hickey (Part 1)

    Audio 21 Dec 2016

    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

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