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Topics - Is breakfast really the most important meal of the day? Local Marlborough wine maker Belinda Jackson believes there's no support in the town to change Blenheim's name. Auckland Council is… Audio

Fitz and the other immigrants endure the hardships of their passage to New Zealand. Audio

Panel says;Streaming from the rich;Is the "right" going up or down?;Zoning out;Your very own elevator. Audio

Tech news (Google developers' conference and the rebirth of Nokia?), handheld DNA analyser, buyer's guide to electric heaters, and adult onset ADHD/Martian tsunamis. Audio

Where in the world do you get the best night out on the town? What the Panelists Lynda Hallinan and Finlay McDonald have been thinking about. Mosgiel farmer Graeme White talks about whether sheep mind… Audio

Topics - We are being more direct and abrupt online when dealing with others. There's more pressure on Auckland Council to put an end to city limits so more land is available for housing. Audio

The amount of sleep we get depends on the society we live in. What the Panelists Sally Wenley and Chris Wikaira have been thinking about. Chris Gallavin talks about the case of the Navy commander who… Audio

Topics - A Chinese man has beaten the Guinness World Record for planking. Former NZ PM Helen CLark doesn't want to get the UN top job because she's a woman and she wants to see diplomacy fix Syria. Al… Audio

Dinner parties provide sterner culinary challenges. Audio

Shirley Johnson runs a programme helping to get so-called unemployable youth into jobs. A group is trying to get tourists driving on New Zealand raods have special "T-Plates" on display. .The chair of… Audio

Mexico's mezcal muddle, Flyover Country app, 'smart contracts' and the blockchain, also tech news (paywalls for media/news and 'Netflix tax' on digital products). Audio

The cellist and the Panama Papers; Panel says;Cat fight over Callaway's place in the shop;Christchurch insurance question;Helmets for mobility scoooter users;High heel petition;Acquitted killer tries… Audio

An update of New Zealand UFO sightings has been released. Is it co-incidence it comes at the same time that NASA announces over 1200 new plants have been identified. What the Panelists Lisa Tamati and… Audio

Topics - More human worker bees will be replaced by drones by 2020. Lawyer Duncan Webb explains why a Napier District Court ruling had any influence on Mt Hutt College students' after-ball party. The… Audio

A service in Papua New Guinea that allows finance ministry staff to anonymously report cases of corruption via text message is proving effective. Audio

Misquotes. Panel Says. No organised after ball for Mt Hutt College. Twist on the Europeans to discover NZ. Mike Hosking disses Maori wards. Audio

Tax expert Mark Keating joins the Panel for a discussion about round-2 of the Panama Papers. Audio

A Canadian survey's found 20% of Canadians pray everyday. What the Panelists Raybon Kan and Duncan Greive have been thinking about. Sociologist Paul Spoonley talks about the growing number of elderly… Audio

New Zealand's third-largest telecommunications provider insists it has no need to seek a sharemarket float to raise money to complete its network. Audio

Akaroa will get its hospital back five years after it was damaged by earthquake, but only if the local community spends two-and-a-half million dollars on it. Audio

What the Panelists Ellen Read and Tony Doe have been thinking about; Privacy lawyer Kathryn Dalziel discusses CityFitness banning selfies; Lawyer Kathryn Dalziel talks about a first-of-it's kind case… Audio

A study's found half of teenagers describe themselves as addicted to their phones. What the Panelists Peter Elliott and Susan Guthrie have been thinking about. Aviation commentator Peter Clark talks… Audio