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Panellists Ruth Money and Russell Brown discuss drug and alcohol treatment in prisons, computer literacy, Kainga Ora and its NZME connections, and the steampunk capital Ōamaru. Audio

Wellington has had its first day at Alert Level 2 after a tourist from Sydney visited the Capital last weekend while infected with Covid-19. There are 20 locations of interest listed on the Ministry… Audio

Panellists Jordan Williams and Sue Bradford discuss Britney Spears in court, human rights concerns in China, early childhood education teachers, and the National Party. Audio

Nathan Rarere spoke with the Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson about the concerning situation in the capital.

He began by asking whether we should have shut the gates to Sydney sooner. Audio

Wellington and surrounding areas moved to Alert Level 2 at six o'clock last night after an Australian tourist who visited the city over the weekend tested positive for Covid-19 upon return to Sydney.

"It is therefore with huge disappointment that we announce the cancellation of NZ Opera's Wellington Season including The Marriage of Figaro" Audio

The Wellington region is now at Alert Level 2 after an Australian tourist who spent the weekend there tested positive for Covid-19 when he returned home to Sydney. Healthline has taken on extra staff… Audio

Panellists Ali Jones and James Nokise discuss refereeing with Rex, how a pest cull will help fight climate change, the theft of catalytic converters, and new puppets at the Backbencher. Audio

Panellists Chester Borrows and Georgie Stylianou discuss a call for more rugby referees, dismissal of senior managers, and what's in the name 'Aotearoa'. Audio

Heather Roy and Garry Moore discuss Laurel Hubbard's selection for the Olympics, Winston Peters, Young Farmer of the Year, and today's small business. Audio

Panellists Niki Bezzant and Alan McElroy discuss the upcoming cricket test, a possible change to Kiwisaver contribution rates, and a new study on attitudes towards the arts. Audio

Panellists Ben Thomas and Mary-Margaret Slack discuss changes to debt to income ratios, parking at Auckland hospitals, 'bottlegate', and an opinion piece by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. Audio

Panellists Cindy Mitchener and Nick Ward discuss women's rugby being sidelined at an event in Christchurch, new research on children and screens with Maria Corkin, and a new coffee shop on the brand… Audio

Panellists Sue Kedgley and David Farrar discuss the Christchurch Call with University of Auckland Masters student Gabriel Ford, frustration in the whitebaiting community in Malborough with Lynette… Audio

Panellists Dr Ella Henry and Patrick Gower discuss cyber attacks and ransoms with AUT Professor of Computer Science Dave Parry, children's dentistry with Dr Arunkumar Natarajan, berms in Auckland with… Audio

Mark Knoff-Thomas and Julia Whaipooti discuss National MP Paul Goldsmith's colonisation comments, police finding a 3D printed gun, and tax. Audio

Brodie Kane and Ben Thomas discuss today's report from the Climate Commission, house prices, and a wonderful new initiative in Porirua. Audio

Former National MP Harete Hipango may have had a short stint in Parliament, but the Whānganui lawyer has a long history of fighting for her people. Video, Audio

Former Labour Party MP Dover Samuels is a veteran of Māori politics. But on his rise to prominence, a political scandal threatened to derail his career. Video, Audio

Former Green MP Denise Roche remembers the day she revealed in Parliament she was a survivor of sexual abuse—and taking a stand against then–Prime Minister John Key. Video, Audio

In 2017, the Māori Party was voted out of Parliament—a loss which almost destroyed its former leader, Te Ururoa Flavell. Video, Audio

From the frontline of protests to the corridors of Parliament, former Te Tai Tokerau MP Hone Harawira reflects on a lifetime of service to Māori. Video, Audio