The Panel

Two particularly violent attacks in Auckland's CBD is leading to a re-think of why it's happening and how to stop it. Audio

The New Zealand Super Fund has presented the government with a proposal to invest in and run Auckland's new light rail service. Investment specialist Brian Gaynor thinks this is a great idea. Audio

All charter schools are applying to return to the state system. Is this an admission of failure? Audio

A morning of travelling inconveniences in Auckland but was it "commuter carnage"? Audio

We may have what researchers call a "behavioural immune system". This kicks in when someone sneezes near you and you back off. If it's too good though it could turn you into a recluse. What the… Read more Audio

A morning of travelling inconveniences in Auckland but was it "commuter carnage"? All charter schools are applying to return to the state system. Is this an admission of failure? The New Zealand Super… Read more Audio

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Journalist Ian Telfer and columnist Lisa Scott are both in our Dunedin studio. Read more

Celeb's turned out in their best arty bishop hats and crucifix-themed gowns for this year's gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Should Catholics be offended? Is it religious appropriation? Audio

Google has just released its new Duplex technology. It makes calls in a seemingly-human voice with almost human responses and conversation. Audio

Phil Ker of Otago Polytechnic explains how the micro-qualification system EduBits works and if it's the future of tertiary education. Audio