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3:46 PM.Who would have though that Mark Todd would retire before Mick Jagger...? Audio

4:56 PM.Earlier in the week we featured some of New Zealand's most over-rated tourist attractions ... but what about our most unusual ones? Audio

4:48 PM.Is leadership inherited? To what extent is it determined by your upbringing and surroundings? A new article from the BBC raises some interesting questions about whether leaders are born, made, or… Read more Audio

4:33 PM.What are your best relaxation tips? Audio

4:24 PM.Nelson businesswoman Bernie Goldsmith is standing for council - despite claiming she has "next to zero" chance of being elected. So why is she standing? Bernie joins the panel to explain. Audio

4:16 PM.Calls are mounting for an independent, national cancer agency, after New Zealand's biggest cancer petition was delivered to parliament bearing more than 150,000 signatures. Audio

4:08 PM.Hundreds of people are still occupying Ihumatao, calling on the government to step in and protect this sacred land. Writer, journalist and commentator Morgan Godfery joins the panel to discuss the… Read more Audio

4:05 PM.What are your best relaxation tips? The number of domestic tertiary students has dropped off substantially compared to a decade ago. Are young people waking up to the fact that an apprenticeship can… Read more Audio

4:03 PM.Hundreds of people are still occupying Ihumātao, calling on the government to step in and protect this sacred land. Writer, journalist and commentator Morgan Godfery joins the panel to discuss the… Read more Audio

3:55 PM.What the panellists Catherine Robertson and Peter Fa'afiu have been thinking about. Audio

3:46 PM.Prince Charles is coming to town in November and so are his unusual travelling requests. Audio

12:00 PM.Today's panellists are the best-selling author Catherine Robertson, and the management consultant, former diplomat and trade negotiator Peter Fa'afiu

4:53 PM.Fairtrade was meant to be the saviour of the Little Guy who picks our fruit, tea and coffee beans. But as big corporations start creating their own minimum standards, has the Fairtrade symbol lost… Read more Audio

4:45 PM.Boris Johnson has conducted a thorough purge of Theresa May's cabinet, stacking the most influential roles in the British government with hardline Brexiteers. Otago University professor Robert Patman… Read more Audio

4:38 PM.The government is taking on the titanic task of revamping the Resource Management Act - one of New Zealand's most convulted, sprawling, but important pieces of legislation. Dr Cathy Strong from Massey… Read more Audio

4:33 PM.What's a film you'd like to see remade? Audio

4:20 PM.A woman who paid 50 cents too little for her parking was handed a ticket for nearly $100. Jessica Wilson from Consumer NZ joins us to talk about what your options are in this situation. Audio

4:08 PM.A damning internal review of Middlemore Hospital shows a lack of resourcing is having a very real affect on the hospital and its patients. Auckland City Councillor and Otara Health chair Efeso Collins… Read more Audio

4:05 PM.What's a film you'd like to see remade? The government is taking on the titanic task of revamping the Resource Management Act - one of New Zealand's most convulted, sprawling, but important pieces of… Read more Audio

4:03 PM.A damning internal review of Middlemore Hospital shows a lack of resourcing is having a very real affect on the hospital and its patients. Auckland City Councillor and Otara Health chair Efeso Collins… Read more Audio

3:55 PM.What the panellists Susan Hornsby-Geluk and Chris Clarke have been thinking about. Audio

3:45 PM.A get-rich-quick scheme for the ages: selling air. Audio

12:00 PM.Today's panellists are employment law specialist Susan Hornsby-Geluk, and Chris Clarke, former World Vision CEO who's now Executive Director of Global Local

4:55 PM.Lorna Thornber in Stuff has compiled a list of NZ attractions that in her view DONT live up to the hype. Audio