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Families package: sensible start or short-sighted?
2 Jul 2018The $5.5 billion worth of payments to nearly a million-and-a-half New Zealanders have started kicking in: the families package, the Best Start 'baby bonus' payment, extended parental leave and the… Read more Audio
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Roading plans reinforced with a dash of irony
2 Jul 2018Paying to use the Transmission Gully motorway looks likely now, despite Labour being opposed to that idea in opposition. Audio
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The Panel with Jordan Carter and Penny Ashton (Part 2)
2 Jul 2018We haven't reached peak human after all. We reported not so long ago that scientists had concluded we would never live much longer than we are living now; longevity would not increase much. What the… Read more Audio
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The Panel with Jordan Carter and Penny Ashton (Part 1)
2 Jul 2018Paying to use the Transmission Gully motorway looks likely now, despite Labour being opposed to that idea in opposition.The $5.5 billion worth of payments to nearly a million-and-a-half New Zealanders… Read more Audio
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The Panel pre-show for 2 July 2018
2 Jul 2018Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio
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One Quick Question for 2 July 2018
2 Jul 2018We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Audio
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Drink flying
29 Jun 2018Budget European airline Ryanair wants airports to call time on drinking before flights. It wants a limit placed on the number of drinks a passenger can have bvefore boarding their plane. Audio
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Amazon PillPack
29 Jun 2018Mega retailer Amazon is moving into the pharmacy business. It's paying $US1 bn for the online pharmacy PillPack. Naturally this is stoking fears to those in the pharmacy trade and beyond who fear the… Read more Audio
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Mobility parking abuse
29 Jun 2018It seems that even after campaigns to enlighten the public there are many able-bodied who continue to park in spaces allocated for the disabled. This may be tempting in a full car park when the… Read more Audio
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Smokers banned from CHCH footpaths
29 Jun 2018Business which use Christchurch Council-owned footpaths as outdoor dining areas will be telling smokers to puff elsewhere as the Council's new smoke-free rules are extended. Councillor Jamie Gough… Read more Audio
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N.Korea upping the nuclear ante
29 Jun 2018It appears that despite confidence form the US President Donald Trump that North Korea was "de-nuking" the opposite is occurring. Satellite images suggest a 'rapid' upgrade at the Yongbyon Nuclear… Read more Audio
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