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How's your hearing? What the Panelists Ali Jones and Emma Espiner want to talk about. Sara Connor got four years for killing a police officer. Yet drug traffickers are more harshly dealt with. We ask… Audio

The importance of small boat safety in the region is being reiterated by the Pacific Community (SPC) after the successful rescue of two fishermen in Tuvalu. Audio

Nutritionist Sally MacKay discusses whether junk food really is cheaper than healthy. Buildings around the wellington central police station have been evacuated. RNZ reporter Emile Donovan is there… Audio

Fiji Hockey are searching for more international competition after a series of heavy defeats. Audio

The spectre of being old and alone is rearing it's head for men. Wellington East Girls' College students are protesting at Parliament. They are calling for the compulsory teaching of consent and the… Audio

This hour Nick checks out music which crosses over from jazz to classical and back, including early music ensemble L'Arpeggiata, Duke Ellington playing Grieg, and a jazz chart by Shostakovitch. Audio

Virtual helpers have female voices. Is this reinforcing submissive stereotypes? What the Panelists Stephen Franks and Mike Williams want to talk about. Rugby has a new "blue" card. It's to indicate… Audio

Dr 'Aisake Eke, who until earlier this week was Tonga's Finance Minister, says he abstained from a no confidence vote because some of the claims by the nobles about Prime Minister 'Akilisi Pohiva were… Audio

Many North Americans have surrendered in the fight against flab. What the Panelists Jo McCarroll and Andrew Clay want to talk about. Marc Wilson of Victoria University talks about personality traits… Audio

NZ retirement Mecca; Robots taking your job. Audio

The US has a revised travel ban. Will it make it through the courts? We talk to international law expert Al Gillespie. Audio

A new map of the world highlights countries' achievements. What the Panelists Barry Corbett and John Barnett want to talk about. Notorious prison escapee Philip Smith is sueing the Department of… Audio

The acting American Samoa Governor, Lemanu Peleti Mauga, has declared a public health emergency following the confirmation of 3 people with dengue fever by the Hawaii State Laboratory. Audio

A new hatchery in Vanuatu is aiming to boost the country's near depleted stocks of sandfish with a sustainable model for its commercialisation. Audio

Is it rude not to turn off your phone's key pad noises? What the Panelists Kevin Milne and Paul Casserley want to talk about. Are harsher penalties needed for excessive speeding? Audio

Scientists have discovered a living fossil in American Samoa at a depth of more than 4000 metres while exploring the ocean floor. Audio

This week Nick checks out brand new albums by NZ jazz musicians Jasmine Lovell-Smith and Neil Watson, along with a side helping of Dave Douglas, Michael Brecker, and Sarah Vaughan. Audio