The Panel

The Tomorrow's Schools changes announced yesterday are said to be the biggest in 30 years. The key point for many is around zones.  Read more Audio

Today the fight against the devastating bushfires in Australia has shifted from New South Wales to Queensland. But in Canberra the heat between politicians continues to rise. Read more Audio

Today the fight against the devastating bushfires in Australia has shifted from New South Wales to Queensland. But in Canberra the heat between politicians continues to rise. Prime Minister Scott… Read more Audio

What the panellists David Cormack and Michelle Boag have been thinking about. Read more Audio

Some people are "genetically wired" to avoid some vegetables. Read more Audio

Wallace Chapman is joined by Michelle Boag, former National Party president and Public Relations specialist, and David Cormack, Managing Partner at The Draper Cormack Group, columnist for the NZ… Read more

Some people are huggers, others not so much. But is hugging at work appropriate or not? A BBC piece says not. Alison Green, creator of a workplace advice column, asks whatever happened to a simple… Read more Audio

The success of safety barriers on the recently opened Kāpiti expressway has prompted calls for more to be done on other roads around the country.  Read more Audio

An opinion piece on Stuff argues that the government's plan to reduce the number of Maori in prison won't make them safer. The writer says you have to take into account the crime they've been charged… Read more Audio

What is proper public transport etiquette? What annoys you on the bus, ferry or train? Read more Audio

The NZ Herald reports that a cyclist caused an uproar after he laid down on four priority seats to take a nap. When approached the cyclist became aggressive and refused to move, hurling abuse at the… Read more Audio