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A payroll systems expert believes up to two million New Zealanders may be getting underpaid by their employers for their holidays. Audio

Simon reviews a sequel to the well-loved family comedy, once again starring Nia Vardalos, John Corbett and Lainie Kazan. Audio

Gadgets like satnav and GPS mean we don't need to use our natural navigation skills. Will we lose it if we don't use it? . What the Panelists Tony Doe and Allan Blackman have been thinking about. We… Audio

New research has found that pessimists are less stressed having accepted the inevitability of the worst possible outcome;What the Panelists Steve McCabe and Philipa Stevenson have been thinking… Audio

Water New Zealand estimates 9-thousand kilometres of asbestos cement pipes will need to be replaced in the next two to three decades. Audio

The Lark Ascending has once again been voted at the most popular piece of classical music by British voters. What the Panelists Damon Salesa and Stephen Franks have been thinking about. Film critic… Audio

Amsterdam's night mayor, the long-tailed cuckoo, animal deception, and making almond milk. Audio

Life imitating bad art;What the Panelists Nicky Pelegrino and Bernard Hickey have been thinking about;Ever changing grammar;Growing an economy;Flag change. Audio

The secret of CEOs success. Panel Says. Robots and computers replace humans. Fonterra profits. Teapot tape case. Audio

A documentary profiling Vanuatu beach volleyball duo Linline Matauatu and Miller Pata is to be screened at a major film festival in the United States. Audio

New Zealand tennis great Belinda Cordwell talks about the furore over mens' tennis vs womens' tennis and the players' pay packets, Dr Cynthia Bulik of the University of North Carolina discusses a new… Audio

Laura finally sets off on her trip but with her dad on-board because Guppy still needs some work done before she's ready. Audio

New research shows when women start to take over male-dominated jobs the salaries slide. What the Panelists Sally Wenley and Ali Jones have been thinking about. Dr Meredith Peddie disccuses the… Audio

Science news (air pollution linked to childhood behavioural problems), adult nappies, pet insurance policies, and pthalates: can they harm us? Audio

How neighbourly is your neighbourhood? What the Panelists Golnaz Bassam-Tabar and Catherine Robertson have been thinking about. Sleep deprivation is a global proble. Dr Alex Bartle expalins why. Cats… Audio

The happiest cities on earth have been announced by the UN ahead of World Happiness Day this Sunday. What the Panelists Wendyl Nissen and Jock Anderson have been thinking about. Bernard Hickey talks… Audio

Entertaining in isolation;What the Panelists Penny Ashton and Mike Williams have been thinking about;On the road;Hyde St Party;Flag designs;Cold Turkey. Audio

The former Mighty River Power engineer found guilty today of a $2 million fraud has been told by a judge that he's likely to face prison. Reporter Edward Gay joins Checkpoint. Audio

Today is World Contact Day. Originated by the International Flying Saucer Bureau. What the Panelists Ella Henry and Tim Watkin have been thinbking about. Peter Kaiser has been the principal of… Audio

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Working hard is held up as being admirable but how much is too much? What the Panelists Viginia Larson and Duncan Webb have been thinking about. Debt collector Craeg Williams talks about the loopholes… Audio