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4:50 PM.Berms are back in the news with complaints of people parking their cars on them coming thick and fast in Auckland and Christchurch. So what's the problem? Too many cars and not enough parking in some… Read more Audio

4:40 PM.The Singaporean government is proposing a law where it will be the one who decides which news is "fake" and which is "real". With the ruling party having 80 per cent of the seats in parliament the law… Read more Audio

4:33 PM.Question of the Day - Which musician's death effected you the most? Audio

4:24 PM.Whale hunting goes back in Japanese culture thousands of years however, modern commercial or scientific whaling has been severely condemned by the international community. Japan has resumed its… Read more Audio

4:20 PM.In the King Country there's a proposal to change the settlement of Benneydale's name to Mania-Ti, after one of the nearby hills. And in Taranaki some are offended about abreviating the place name to… Read more Audio

4:09 PM.Air New Zealand is lauded for its commitment to limit its carbon footprint and yet the airline is one of the country's biggest climate polluters, responsible for emitting 3.5 million tonnes of C02… Read more Audio

4:05 PM.Question of the Day - Which musician's death effected you the most? The Singaporean government is proposing a law where it will be the one who decides which news is "fake" and which is "real". With… Read more Audio

4:03 PM.Air New Zealand is lauded for its commitment to limit its carbon footprint and yet the airline is one of the country's biggest climate polluters, responsible for emitting 3.5 million tonnes of C02… Read more Audio

3:56 PM.What the Panelists Nicky Pellegrino and Chris Wikaira have been thinking about. Audio

3:45 PM.In the New York Times over the weekend a discussion about our perceived abilities, a mathematician and an economist look at how we rate ourselves at certain tasks and why we over or under estimate in… Read more Audio

4:53 PM.Actor Sam Neill, former Christchurch local, has written an opinion piece in Stuff today saying the Cathedral must go. The fate of the Christchurch Cathedral has been debated continuously since 2011. Read more Audio

4:42 PM.Ever had a faulty appliance, and couldn't get a refund? Ever employed a certain service only to find that it was not up to scratch?  Read more Audio

4:39 PM.We have discussed e-scooters a lot on the radio - but less so the impact on some members of the community who use the footpaths.  Read more Audio

4:32 PM.Where in the world have you been that suffers from "overtourism"? Audio

4:28 PM.Most of us have been lucky enough to try a bunk bed. They're handy but hardly luxury...or at least that's how we used to view them. But apparently now they're the latest trend. Read more Audio

4:17 PM.Dunedin based innovator Ian Taylor has spoken out about what New Zealand places that are in his words 'overtourismed'.  Read more Audio

4:09 PM.Australia is getting tough with social media companies. Legislation has been passed that could see executives jailed or fined for showing violent content, following the live stream of the Christchurch… Read more Audio

4:03 PM.Australia is getting tough with social media companies. An new piece of legislation has been passed that could see executives jailed or fined for showing violent content, following the live stream of… Read more Audio

3:54 PM.What the Panelists Anton Matthews and Cas Carter have been thinking about. Read more Audio

3:45 PM.So we know exercise is good for us - in particular, getting fit is very good for our cardiovascular health and a new study has shown that different types of exercise actually change our hearts in… Read more Audio

12:00 PM.Wallace Chapman is joined by the Christchurch restaurateur who runs Te Reo Māori classes, Anton Matthews, and communications consultant, Cas Carter. 

4:58 PM.What wrong with saying where are you originally from as an ice breaker? Audio

4:54 PM.The Spinoff's definitive ranking of all 122 chip flavours in New Zealand. Audio

4:47 PM.Just 48 hours after opening, submissions on the Prohibited Firearms, Magazines and Parts Amendment Bill close at 6 o'clock this evening. Waikato University law professor Al Gillespie gave an oral… Read more Audio