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3:54 PM.What the panellists Heather Roy and Ian Telfer have been thinking about. Audio

3:45 PM.Recently the Yorkshire evening Post ran a photo of a young boy on the floor of a Leeds hospital, after he had been removed from a bed due to a shortage - it's a powerful image of a young boy looking… Read more Audio

4:55 PM.Finland's new Prime Minister takes over from Jacinda Ardern as youngest PM in the world. Audio

4:48 PM.Otago University Pacific health sciences associate dean Associate Prof Tai Sopoaga talks about the New Zealand based Samoan doctors heading to Samoa to help assist with the measles epidemic there. Audio

4:40 PM.New Zealand Olympic Committee Chair Mike Stanley talks about what it means to have Russia banned for four years from sporting competition. Audio

4:36 PM.Sports commentator Hamish Bidwell joins the discussion on the newly appointed All Blacks' coach. Audio

4:35 PM.What social behaviour do you consider ill-mannered? Audio

4:19 PM.NZ Bus pay dispute lock out with its drivers continues causing tens of thousands of commuters to find alternate transport. Audio

4:19 PM.Environmentalists call for all unncessary plastics to be banned, not just polystyrene, single use plastic bags and PVC. Audio

4:09 PM.The latest on the situation following the Whakaari/White Island eruption and tourism professor Michael Lueck talks about what it means for the future of adventure tourism rules. Audio

3:56 PM.What the panellists Ella Henry and Rodney Hide have been thinking about. Audio

3:46 PM.The Tiger Who Came To Tea: Judith Kerr story heads to TV By Steven McIntosh. Audio

4:53 PM.Road Transport Forum CEO Nick Leggett says under investment in roads is why the extreme weather is causing so much damage and disruptions to highways. Audio

4:40 PM.Monash University Professor Ray Cas says White Island was a disaster waiting to happen and tourists should never been allowed to set foot on the volcano. Audio

4:35 PM.The Prime Minister has indicated that The Ports of Auckland needs to move and plans on where to be unveiled later this week. Audio

4:31 PM.What poem has a special meaning for you? Audio

4:25 PM.Senior lecturer at Massey University, Dr Jack Ross, joins the discussion why poetry is increasing in popularity during turbulent times. Audio

4:19 PM.Justice advocate Chester Borrows talks about the results of a crime and victim survey which shows that a small portion of people are victims of most of the crime commited. Audio

4:08 PM.Reporter Mani Dunlop gives an update on the latest from Whakaari/White Island eruption and Auckland University professor of Earth Sciences, Shane Cronin explains the instability of the site. Audio

3:55 PM.What the panellists Cindy Mitchener and Shane Te Pou have been thinking about. Audio

3:45 PM.Aaron Burton from the University of Woolongong has written a fascinating peice for the Conversation about how tv shows and movies set in the future have changed dramatically - no more flying cars or… Read more Audio