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A new tertiary study report shows that maths and sciences offer a better path for future earnings, the Arab emirate of Qatar has banned western women from wearing leggings and from the 1st of July… Audio

It was a long summer but now it's an early winter, Today saw the official formation of the Internet Mana Party, The driver of a Tranz Metro train told passengers to brace themselves before it crashed… Audio

Topics - the One News Colmar Brunton poll and the 3 News Reid Research both show a 20-point gap between the two main parties, and both have National over 50 percent. Auckland's spending big money on… Audio

The lows in parliamentary discourse; When a young person embarks on a medical career it doesn't come with a warning about being stalked or assaulted; The naval rating who killed a man with a single… Audio

Topics - a systemic breakdown in communication. That's what the Independent Police Conduct Authority has found to have been at the root of the handling of the so-called 'Roast Busters' case in west… Audio

Topics - Today we want to talk a bit more about corruption in cricket. Also with the Cricket World Cup nine months away they still haven't sorted out the wrangle between the hospitality arm of the… Audio

Topics - John Key's confirmed information gathered by the Government Communications Security Bureau could have been used in identifying targets for American attacks using unmanned aircraft. Chris… Audio

Topics - a new report from the OECD rates New Zealand homes as the most overvalued in the developed world relative to rents and income. The OECD says relative to rents, New Zealand house prices are 70… Audio

Topic 1 - Government debt. Topic 2 - Farmers. Topic 3 - Helmet Safety. Audio

Topics - a break down of the highlights in the budget including health, business, the economy and education. Audio

Topics - there seems to be a political poll every five minutes and what seems to be becoming an actual trend, is National remaining high no matter what. The Stuff  political poll today shows… Audio

Topics - John Key has raised questions about former political journalist Linda Clark's links to the Labour Party. She still appears on TV as a commentator and the Prime Minister says she's providing… Audio

Topics - TVNZ has released a report into allegations of political bias and misuse of the broadcasters rescources after it was revealed its former its general manager of its' Maori and Pacific… Audio

Loan to Value restrictions on banks may be scrapped, A week of accusations in Parliament this week, over party fundraising, and MP's interactions with wealthy donors. Audio

Topics - the results of the latest Roy Morgan Poll. This bears mention, it's the first indicator of trouble in the polls for the government. The Speaker has cleared New Zealand First MP Denis O Rourke… Audio

Topics - the Drug Foundation is asking police to hold off from prosecuting people for possessing synthetic cannabis or party pills under new legislation. Judith Collins had one more Question Time this… Audio

Topics - Judith Collins will be taking leave from the house, but before she goes she had to face question time in parliament. Both Collins and the Prime Minister were asked questions about her visit… Audio

Topics - First the ongoing Judith Collins saga. Clearly the Opposition still smell blood. They say new emails released confirm she had a conflict of interest over the Oravida affair. They're calling… Audio

Topics: Russia continues to claim it won't invade Ukraine, as activists storm buildings all over the Eastern part of the region. Chats about politicians: Maurice Williamson, NZ First's Mr O'Rourke and… Audio

Topics - Maurice Williamson has resigned as a Minister. It follows revelations he contacted a top ranking police officer after a wealthy businessman with close ties to him was arrested on domestic… Audio

Topics - more thoughts today on Labour's monetary upgrade, a policy which has been seriously and widely discussed since it was announced yeterday morning. A budgeting service says people who don't… Audio

Topics - A Christchurch resident says he just wants to get on with his life after his house was flooded for the ninth time since the 2011 earthquake. Fairfax newspapers today feature the story of an… Audio

Topics - New Zealand's most prolific serial stalker will be freed from jail next month - and tracked by GPS, after the Parole Board rasied concerns about his "appalling record" and the threat he still… Audio

The hike in the OCR, did we need it? As we contemplate higher mortgage rates the big Luxembourg Income Study has interesting revelations about how the middle classes, but especially the poor of the… Audio

Topics - Shane Jones says he's not a 'sellout' for leaving the Labour party to take up a position created by the National-led Government. The MP has blindsided his Labour Party colleagues by… Audio