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4:34 PM.The Crusaders will keep their name but change their logo - there will be no sword, castle or knight. The review into the name comes after calls for it to be dropped following the Christchurch mosque… Read more Audio

4:33 PM.Can you suggest a new name for the Crusaders? Read more Audio

4:20 PM.A report released by the Safe and Effective Justice advisory Group show that racism is embedded in every area of the criminal justice system. It also found the treatment of family and sexual violence… Read more Audio

4:08 PM.Two political polls out yesterday, both widely different form one other. Newshubs' poll had Labour surging to 50.8 percent, enough to govern alone, while 1 News' poll had National up four points… Read more Audio

4:05 PM.The Crusaders will keep their name but change their logo - there will be no sword, castle or knight. The review into the name comes after calls for it to be dropped following the Christchurch mosque… Read more Audio

4:03 PM.Two political polls out yesterday, both widely different form one other. Newshubs' poll had Labour surging to 50.8 percent, enough to govern alone, while 1 News' poll had National up four points… Read more Audio

3:54 PM.What the Panellists Ella Henry and Simon Wilson have been thinking. Audio

3:46 PM.Ali Ventura talks about the womens football world cup which has begun in France, and the massive pay-gap between the female and male players of soccer. Read more Audio

12:00 PM.Wallace Chapman is joined by Simon Wilson, senior writer at the NZ Herald, and Dr Ella Henry, AUT senior lecturer in Māori Media, Co-operative Education, Māori Business. 

4:55 PM.The Victorians really had a preoccupation with the paranormal - spirit photographers, psychic mediums, seance evenings ... but WHY? Audio

4:49 PM.Around one percent of people who qualify for superannuation never claim it. Now a new organisation has sprung up which allows you to donate unclaimed super to charity. Audio

4:44 PM.The reality TV show Love Island is getting a prime-time, 5pm spot on TV - but Family First says it's the latest case of the "pornification" of culture. Does he have a point? Audio

4:35 PM.Fed up with political intertia on issues like climate change and inequality, the next generation of politicians are looking to break into local councils around the country. We speak to one of them… Read more Audio

4:31 PM.What was your favourite childhood "fad"? Audio

4:17 PM.Claudine Johnstone uprooted her family to move from Dunedin to Australia in order to get treament for breast cancer. The medicine she needs isn't available in New Zealand. The cancer society's medical… Read more Audio

4:07 PM.A report out this morning estimates the hidden cost of alcohol to workplaces to be $1.65 billion Audio

4:05 PM.What was your favourite childhood "fad"? Fed up with political intertia on issues like climate change and inequality, the next generation of politicians are looking to break into local councils around… Read more Audio

4:03 PM.Report out this morning on alcohol : hidden cost of alcohol to workplaces estimated at $1.65 billion. Claudine Johnstone uprooted her family to move from Dunedin to Australia in order to get treament… Read more Audio

3:55 PM.What the Panellists Emma Espiner and Jerome Chandrahasen have been thinking. Audio

3:46 PM.Japanese minister say high heels are a "necessity" at work. Audio

12:00 PM.Today's panellists are the social commentator and doctor Emma Espiner, and MC, actor and comedian Jerome Chandrahasen

4:57 PM.Eating dinner at the table - is that what you did when you were young ? Audio

4:48 PM.A judge at the environment court has heard just six of 40 waterways in that part of the nation are at an acceptable swimmability standard. Environmental scientist Roger Hodson joins us to elaborate Audio

4:44 PM.New Zealand's conservation sector needs all the help it can get - so why has the Department of Conservation been given $11 million dollars to spend on worker security? Audio

4:36 PM.The former finance minister Sir Michael Cullen is advocating the shroud of secrecy surrounding the budget be drawn back, for the sake of the public interest. Sir Michael joins us to explain his point… Read more Audio