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An advertisement for a room in a three--story house in Philadelphia caught our eye ... Audio

A long and interesting feature in the Otago Daily Times raises questions about how New Zealand supports - and continues to support - refugees to this country. Ian Telfer from the North-East Valley… Audio

Tell us about a favourite pet that has since passed away. Audio

The MP for Waitaki, Jacqui Dean, has taken the case of a teenager with a lawnmowing business to Parliament. Fourteen-year-old Johnny O'Neill isn't allowed to drive his ride-on lawnmower between jobs… Audio

The story of the doctors who have been holidaying while on overseas placements continues - with several GPs telling RNZ the practice is widespread, and may have been happening for decades. Audio

The state of funding in the disability sector has been laid bare - and it doesn't paint a pretty picture. Trish Grant from advocacy group IHC joins us to discuss the issues, and how to solve them. Audio

Tell us about a favourite pet that has since passed away. A long and interesting feature in the Otago Daily Times raises questions about how New Zealand supports - and continues to support - refugees… Audio

The state of funding in the disability sector has been laid bare - and it doesn't paint a pretty picture. Trish Grant from advocacy group IHC joins us to discuss the issues, and how to solve them.The… Audio

What the panellists Fatumata Bah and Scott Campbell have been thinking. Audio

The history of jokes... Audio

The Oxford University Union is insisting on the use of jazz hands , rather than clapping, at student events - with the hope that the lack of loud noise will make events more accessible. Audio

The NZ Herald sportswriter Chris Rattue reckons the All Blacks should do away with their famed haka. Audio

Local councils around the country are grappling with the complicated rules around tiny houses, and which legislation applies to them. Audio

What's the spookiest thing that's ever happened to you? Audio

It's Halloween! That means lots of kids roaming around, plenty of sugar highs ... and a bit of debate about whether it even has a place in Aotearoa Audio

The National Party yesterday asked supporters how they would feel about a policy which would withhold benefits from sole parents who don't vaccinate their children. Professor Andrew Geddis from Otago… Audio

The United Kingdom could have its third prime minister in a single year, after a general election was confirmed for December. Audio

The United Kingdom could have its third prime minister in a single year, after a general election was confirmed for December. The National Party yesterday asked supporters how they would feel about a… Audio

What the panellists Jo McCarroll and Scott Campbell have been thinking about. Audio

As we know - Millennials and Gen Z's are rising up - challenging world leaders on climate change, and challenging lots of other ideas on gender and identity. And now they have a new weapon in their… Audio

Today's panellists are the NZ Gardener editor Jo McCarroll and Scott Campbell, director of the Campbell Squared PR firm