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The British government is getting tough on the entry of foreign students and workers. Paul Sinclair of the Centre for Strategic Studies discusses Rodrigo Duterte's rhetoric about the US and buying… Audio

Why are we in so much debt? Andrew Little wouldn't commit to his 2014 Best Start policy for newborn babies. David Crawford of the Motor Indudtry Association talks about the 300,000 vehicle recall… Audio

The Prime Minister doesn't want to commit to a percentage cut to child poverty rates. The new CEO for the entity replacing CYF Grainne Moss says the Ministry will be more than just a restructure and… Audio

Topics - The racist sentiment of early 20th century Prime Minister William Ferguson Massey is being used as a reason to rename the tertiary institution which bears his name. Al Gillespie talks about… Audio

How the Losi Filipo assault case has been handled; Midwife care vs doctors; Interrupting. Audio

US political correspondent Karen Kasler analyzes the Clinton/Trump debate. Criminal barrister Anne Stevens discusses the outcome of the trial of Losi Filipo who was discharged without conviction after… Audio

Topics - Should prisoners whose sentences were mucked up by Corrections get compensation? Forget about leg room. What about body room on long haul flights? The latest in the breakdown story of… Audio

Al Gillespie is in New York and joins us to talk about John Key's performance at the UN. Emanuel Kalafetalis talks about the latest Research NZ survey revealing New Zealanders attitudes to foreigners… Audio

Prime Minister John Key has sung Helen Clark's praises at the UN and urged for a ceasefire in Syria. Donald Trump jnr has tried to make a point about refugees using an analogy about Skittles - a… Audio

Immigration consultant David Cooper discusses why scientist Silke Larsen failed to get residency. Why was racist language allowed to remain in reality TV show the Real Housewives of Auckland? Police… Audio

John Key has arrived in New York for the United Nations Leaders' Week. Residents of a Douth Auckland motel have been moved on to make room for the homeless. The CEO of Drug Free Sport NZ Graeme Steel… Audio

Doug Sellman of the National Addiction Centre says more emphasis is needed on addressing the role alcohol plays in domestic violence. Doug Sellman of the National Addiction Centre says we need to… Audio

Topics - The government is launching an investigation into the stunted development of verbal skills in young children. David Williams of the University of Auckland discusses the legal aspects and… Audio

Chris Gallavin of Massey University talks to us about bias and the sentencing of Nikolas Delegat for assault. Matt Lowrie of the Transport Blog talks about why costs for big transport projects seem to… Audio

Ang Jury of Womens' Refuge talks about the announced changes to family violence law and if the government's got it right. Labour's Andrew Little "rejected" yesterday's One News Colmar Brunton Poll so… Audio

Lawyer Don Kennedy discusses raising the age to 18 for appearances in the Youth Court. The New Zealand economy is tipped to show growth of at least 3.5 per cent in the year to June when the GDP… Audio

Congratulations to long jumper Anna Grimaldi who's won New Zealand's first gold medal at the Paralympics in Rio. Barrister Catriona MacLennan talks about the call for another investigation into the… Audio

What the Panelists Jeremy Elwood and Ben Thomas have been up to. Police won't be charging KiwiSaver providers after a Greenpeace complaint over weapons investments. New Zealand is at the top of a… Audio

What the Panelists Chris Wikaira and Peter Elliott have been up to. There wil be no action taken against any Chiefs players after allegations of sexual assault on a stripper last month. The CEO of the… Audio

Topics - Property prices have now reached all-time highs in the regions. Financial journalist Diana Clement talks about whether there is privacy creep in the way insurance companies gather… Audio