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The election campaign's contest of ideas and policy is at risk of being overshadowed by political intrigue. Fresh twists in the Winston Peters superannuation affair and Prime Minister Bill English's… Audio

Residents who live near a large boarding hostel in central Nelson are worried they can't find out more about former prisoners who are living there. Video, Audio

Homeless families are being sent by MSD to one-room units in Kaeo, a town which is already facing severe economic deprivation and housing problems. Audio

There's a theme of 'mercy' running through today's selection of traditional and modern hymns. Hymns include Spirit of mercy, truth and love from the Foundling Hospital Hymnbook, Frederick Faber's… Audio

Medical Association wants a ban on alcohol sales in supermarkets. Audio

Pregnant women who smoke in Canterbury are being offered Warehouse vouchers as an incentive to quit the habit. Audio

Petition for a tax on sugar to be introduced was handed to MPs in Wellington this morning. Audio

Public health professor Grant Scholfield answer some queries which have arisen out of the controversial netflix documentary claiming eggs are bad for your health. Audio

Today is international cat day. Audio

There are concerns about the court orders which mean children are forcibly removed from homes by police as footage is aired of a five year being taken from her mother. Audio

New research on the demography of the Brexit vote suggest remainers have higher tertiary qualificaitons than Brexit supporters. Audio

Jacinda Ardern has promised 'relentless positivity' and shut down attacks on National over the Todd Barclay imbroglio. Audio

Former Green candidate Richard Green and Political scientist Dr Bryce Edwards join the panel to talk about the Greens' internal ructions and public conflict. Audio

Topics - Today is international cat day. Petition for a tax on sugar to be introduced was handed to MPs in Wellington this morning. Public health professor Grant Scholfield answer some queries which… Audio

Topics - Former Green candidate Richard Green and Political scientist Dr Bryce Edwards join the panel to talk about the greens going off in spectacular public fashion. Jacinda Ardern has promised… Audio

The Greens say they won't agree to campaign for just the party votes in the Maori seats. To discuss this we're joined by political commentators Dr Ella Henry, Scott Campbell and Stephanie Rodgers. Audio

Labour's poor polling has prompted the party's leader, Andrew Little, to admit he considered resigning as its leader. He joins us in the studio. Audio

A virtual reality foreign language tool is helping secondary school students visit countries and learn a language without leaving the classroom. Video, Audio

Australian tennis great Margaret Court has pronounced her conservative Christian views by commenting on gender and sexuality. Audio

Listener feedback on gender, youth and KFC. Audio

Lawyer Gareth Abdinor on how "liking" something on Facebook can lead to a defamation case. Audio

What the Panelists Scott Campbell and Jennie Moreton want to talk about. Audio

Young musician Nic Montgomery talks about what The Beatles Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album means to him. Audio