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The World Economic Forum 2020 in Davos to get underway tonight
21 Jan 2020The World Economic Forum in the Swiss ski resort of Davos is set to get underway. Read more Audio
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Today in music history
21 Jan 2020Today in music history, The Panel looks back at Saturday Night Fever in the charts in 1978. Audio
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Vodafone applauded for letting staff knock off early
21 Jan 2020Telecommunications company Vodafone is giving some of its workers the opportunity to knock off early on Fridays. Read more Audio
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Netsafe numbers point to problems with excessive internet use by teens
21 Jan 2020Martin Cocker of Netsafe talks through the results of their research into teens internet use and how it impacts their lives. Read more Audio
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International community should act rapidly on Wuhan virus - professor
21 Jan 2020China's National Health Commission has confirmed the Wuhan virus can pass from human to human. Associate Professor Adam Kamradt-Scott from the Centre for International Security Studies at the… Read more Audio
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The Panel with Ali Jones and Steve McCabe (Part 2)
21 Jan 2020Today in music history, The Panel looks back at Saturday Night Fever in the charts in 1978. The World Economc Forum in the swiss ski resort of Davos is set to get underway. The $790 million mega-mall… Read more Audio
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The Panel with Ali Jones and Steve McCabe (Part 1)
21 Jan 2020The latest on the Wuhan virus, new figures from Netsafe show impact on internet use on teens, and Vodafone is applauded for letting employees knock off early. Read more Audio
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I've been thinking for Tuesday 21 January 2020
21 Jan 2020What the panellists Ali Jones and Steve McCabe have been thinking about. Audio
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Online pay later services can trap you into debt
Finanical advisor Hannah McQueen talks about the traps of being able to get into debt without leaving home thanks to online shopping and after pay services on offer. Audio
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David Seymour brushes off criticism over his own MAGA campaign
20 Jan 2020ACT Party leader David Seymour bats off criticism that his "Make Aotearoa Great Again" slogan means he's going to be following US president Donald Trump's policy ideas. Audio
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Call to train more teachers in NZ rather than recruit offshore
20 Jan 2020NZEI President, Liam Rutherford, calls for more teachers to be trained in New Zealand to address the staffing shortages rather than recruiting overseas. Audio
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