The Panel

What did YOU do before the internet? Audio

Mini shampoos, toothbrush and paste, soap and even sewing kits…all things you can happily nick from your hotel room. They're also all individually wrapped in plastic. Read more Audio

Visitor numbers at the Len Lye Centre have plummeted since the introduction of a door charge for our of towners. The charge was decided by council to help pay for the annual running of the gallery.  Read more Audio

The Education Review Office has slammed the way schools and the Education Ministry were preparing for the introduction of the new digital technologies curriculum in 2020.  Read more Audio

Tensions were ratcheted up at Ihumātao last night, with an increased police presence blocking Quarry Road. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said police were concerned about a particular part of the site.

The world before the internet; Question of the Day; Lifestyle of the (fake) rich; No parking with your campaign cars; Stop with the pies! Audio

Ihumatao's police presence; Digital technology: are schools ready? Len Lye's door charge; Hotel minis: the next plastic waste to ban? Audio

What the Panellists Mark Knoff-Thomas and Julia Hartley Moore have been thinking about. Audio

Hacks to be more productive. Audio

Wallace Chapman is joined by Mark Knoff-Thomas, Chief Executive Newmarket Business Association, and Julia Hartley Moore, Private Investigator with Arbeth & Co and author. 

The Green Party held its annual conference over the weekend. The party revealed their rent-to-own policy.  Read more Audio

A pharmacist has warned about the danger of natural products and health foods. In Stuff today Andrew Brown says Kiwis often think natural products are safer and healthier but the truth is more… Read more Audio