The Panel

Wallace Chapman and panellists Shane Te Pou and Nalini Baruch discuss the Budget's impact to low-income households, the protection of native trees and kleptomaniac cats. Read more Audio

Wallace Chapman and panellists Shane Te Pou and Nalini Baruch discuss the first boost to dental grants for low income households in quarter of century.

They talk to experts on Maori health funding… Read more Audio

Wallace Chapman and panellists discuss Budget 2022 and speak with the owner of investment for young people site 'Maori millionaire.' Read more Audio

Wallace Chapman and panellists Martin Bosley and Ruth Money discuss whether NZ is droppig the ball on building emmissions, subsidizing dental for adults and the demand for overseas travel. Read more Audio

Wallace Chapman and panellists Martin Bosley and Ruth Money talk about our struggling legal aid system and the FMA's study into whether fund managers are providing value for money. Plus, they discuss… Read more Audio

Wallace Chapman and panellists Martin Bosley and Ruth Money respond to "Dear Panel" letters from listeners. Read more Audio

Wallace Chapman and panellists David Cormack and Sally Wenley discuss mental health funding, the moral panic around ramraids, and friendship. Read more Audio

Wallace Chapman and panellists David Cormack and Sally Wenley discuss the link between alcohol and cancer, homophobia in sport and Boris Johnson's claim people will be distracted by cheese if they… Read more Audio

The Panel talk to Rob Gillan and Patrick Morrison, who are going to participate in the inaugural World Paradarts Trophy. Read more Audio

Wallace Chapman and panellists Penny Ashton and Raj Chakraborti discuss whether parts of Westport should be moved, elderly New Zealanders feeling isolated and irrational fears. Read more Audio

Wallace Chapman and panellists Penny Ashton and Raj Chakraborti talk about the damning report into high performance cycling in New Zealand, the Government's plan to get low income families into… Read more Audio

Wallace Chapman and panellists Penny Ashton and Raj Chakraborti  discuss the kiwi teen who may have broken the world record for the most carriages on a toy train completely made of Lego. Read more Audio