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Name change on the cards for Canterbury Crusaders
3 Apr 2019NZ Rugby and the Canterbury Crusaders have commissioned some research into whether the team should be changing its name. The panel give their thoughts Audio
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How's your pet's CV looking?
3 Apr 2019The managers of an Auckland rental property say you CAN bring your pet with you - but you've got to supply its CV with your application ... NZ Property Investors' Association executive officer Andrew… Read more Audio
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Is David Seymour being bullied?
3 Apr 2019Everyone's having a laugh at the ACT leader's expense after he bungled a parliamentary motion yesterday - but are we going a bit too far? Audio
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Brexit: inside the rabbit hole
3 Apr 2019The United Kingdom is staggering towards exiting the European Union - but with the official break-up date a mere nine days away and no viable deal on the table, where do they go from here? Audio
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The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Thomas Pryor (Part 2)
3 Apr 2019What cover song is better than the original? Road safety campaigner Clive Matthew-Wilson joins us with his thoughts on Police considering not pursuing young drivers. Some local councillors are coming… Read more Audio
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The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Thomas Pryor (Part 1)
3 Apr 2019The United Kingdom is staggering towards exiting the European Union - but with the official break-up date a mere nine days away and no viable deal on the table, where do they go from here? Everyone's… Read more Audio
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I've been thinking for 3 April 2019
3 Apr 2019What the Panelists Jo McCarroll and Thomas Pryor have been thinking about. Audio
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Story of the Day for 3 April 2019
3 Apr 2019An introduction to our panellist and the topics for the day. Audio
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The Panel, Wednesday April 3rd
3 Apr 2019Today's panellists are the former ministerial advisor and current corporate affairs associate director Thomas Pryor, and journalist and editor of NZ Gardener, Jo McCaroll
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Vice NZ closes its doors
2 Apr 2019The New Zealand branch of youth website Vice is no more, after much of the staff fell victim to an international cull of journalists. The Panel discusses what we'll be losing. Audio
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Editor stands by provocative column
The most recent edition of Fishing and Hunting magazine contains a column which describes prime minister Jacinda Ardern as "dumb as a plank" and police minister Stuart Nash as her "lapdog". Needlessly… Read more Audio
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Are offensive fences dividing us more deeply?
2 Apr 2019White picket fences are OUT - and tall, fortresslike walls are taking their place, according to professor Imran Muhammed. But is that changing how we as humans interact with our neighbours and… Read more Audio
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