The Panel

The country may well turn to Sweden for inspiration when it comes to trying to reduce speeding and the road toll. Experts say we should add many more speed cameras and signpost them as a deterrent.  Read more Audio

Today the welfare agency's chief executive Grainne Moss has spoken out saying the video didn't tell the whole truth of the situation. Meanwhile the court action against Newsroom over the story has… Read more Audio

An update of the story we talked about yesterday, Newsroom investigating the attempted uplifting of a newborn baby from its mother by Oranga Tamariki. Today the welfare agency's chief executive… Read more Audio

What the Panellists Chester Borrows and Lynda Hallinan have been thinking. Read more Audio

Ride-share company Uber reckons airborne taxis are mere months away from being a reality. But is the company using PR to push through policy? Read more Audio

Wallace Chapman is joined by Chester Borrows, former National Party MP and Head of the Safe and Effective Justice Advisory Group, and Lynda Hallinan, Former editor NZ Gardener magazine, author and… Read more

In Stuff Ali Mau has written about workplace social media policies - and how often the bosses have higher standards for you than themselves.  Read more Audio

A group of schoolchildren, some as young as 8, have appeared at the council's annual plan hearings with a call for improved cycle safety.  Read more Audio

Auckland Council is the latest to declare a climate emergency. But other councils aren't as convinced of the need, including Thames Coromandel District Council.  Read more Audio

What are your grammar pet peeves? Read more Audio

An article in the BBC posits the danger of over using punctuation marks and Why every unnecessary use of the enthusiastic punctuation says 'please like me'. The writer insists we instead use full… Read more Audio