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New research highlighs the dangers of smoking cannabis
18 May 2020New research highlights the dangers of smoking cannabis. Lead author on the study, Professor Bob Hancox joins the show to talk about what they discovered. Audio
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Today in music history, a moment for the Beatles
18 May 2020Today in music history, on this day in 1967 the Beatles were selected to represent the UK for the first-ever global-wide satellite broadcast. Audio
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Why the 5G links to COVID 19 conspiracies persist
18 May 2020There are more attacks on cell phone towers as people believe the conspiracy of a link between 5G technology and the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr M Dentith is an expert in field of conspiracy theorists. Audio
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New study launched to help parents understand the COVID risk
18 May 2020A new study has been launched aimed at providing parents with information about the risk of COVID-19 to children. Paediatrician Dr Tony Walls joins the discussion. Audio
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First day nerves for parents and children
Pscyhologist Jacqui Maguire talks about how people might be feeling as they head back to their offices and classrooms today. Audio
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The Panel with Michelle Boag and David Cormack (Part 1)
18 May 2020For the first time in seven weeks children have gone back to their classroom for learning, and many parents are back in the office we talk about that today. Also new study being lauched to determine… Read more Audio
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The Panel with Michelle Boag and David Cormack (Part 2)
18 May 2020Buy NZ Executive director is Ryan Jennings on a renewed call post lockdown to buy New Zealand Made as a way to kick start the local economy. Key findings from a review of research on the effects of… Read more Audio
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I've Been Thinking for 18 May 2020
18 May 2020Panellists Michelle Boag and David Cormack share what they've been thinking about. Audio
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Dining with mannequins in an Auckland restaurant
15 May 2020An Auckland restaurant has filled seats with mannequins to ensure people observe social distancing when they're dining there. Audio
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The budget allows free lunches for up to 200,000 children
The budget has allocated enough money for up to 200 thousand school lunches to be given out. KidsCan chief executive Julie Chapman explains how it will help. Audio
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LGNZ president Dave Cull talks about the pay cut bill
15 May 2020The government is introducing legislation to allow the Remuneration Authority to make temporary pay cuts to the salaries of elected politicians and senior public officials. Audio
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