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Panellists Wednesday 12 June
Audio 12 Jun 2019Wallace Chapman is joined by Andrew Frame, Napier based columnist, and Tayyaba Khan, founder of the Khadija Leadership Network.
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Actress Margot Robbie
The actress Margot Robbie is getting sick of being asked when she's having babies. Audio
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Big change coming to chocolate marshmallow eggs
Cadbury's chocolate marshmallow eggs are going through a makeover - and people aren't too happy about it. Audio
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What are social media influencers advertising obligations?
The UK is cracking down in a big way on the obligations of social media influencers who are paid by companies to promote their products. Should we be taking similar steps here? Audio
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NZ lagging behind in female company director numbers
We take a lot of pride in our record around gender equality, but is it justified if you look at our biggest companies' boards of directors? Miranda Burdon from Global Women joins us with her two… Audio
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Question of the Day
Audio 29 Jan 2019Question of the Day: Are we bad drivers in New Zealand? Give us your best road rage story. Audio
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Does this qualify as a heatwave?
It's HOT. Richmond has hit 33.8 degrees celsius - the hottest since records began 157 years ago. But over the ditch temperatures are pushing 50 degrees! Audio
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Councillor targets capital's tunnel tooters
A Wellington city councillor wants to stop the relentless honking in the Mount Victoria tunnel. Our panellists give their thoughts, and Gabor Toth from Wellington library explains a bit about the… Audio
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Do we need to rejig the tax system?
Our top tax rate kicks in when your earnings hit $70,000 - much lower than many other places in the world. Tax expert Terry Baucherjoins the panellists to explain why he thinks it's time for a… Audio
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The Panel with Andrew Frame and Victoria Stewart (Part 2)
Audio 29 Jan 2019Question of the Day: Are we bad drivers in New Zealand? Give us your best road rage story. We take a lot of pride in our record around gender equality, but is it justified if you look at our biggest… Audio
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The Panel with Andrew Frame and Victoria Stewart (Part 1)
Audio 29 Jan 2019Our top tax rate kicks in when your earnings hit $70,000 - much lower than many other places in the world. Tax expert Terry Baucherjoins the panellists to explain why he thinks it's time for a… Audio
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The Panel, Tuesday January 29th
Audio 29 Jan 2019Today's panellists are the writer and columnist Andrew Frame, and the technology law specialist and partner Victoria Stewart
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Who will build all these houses?
A lack of qualified builders and young people wanting to enter the industry means not a lot will change with supplying much needed housing in New Zealand. John Gray of HOBANZ says it's impossible to… Audio
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Not paying rent no joke
Ray White Real Estate has had to apologise over its Warkworth Investor Gate newsletter mocking rental tenants with the "funniest things tenants say about not paying rent". Naturally the Renters United… Audio
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Quarter of underage young people sexually active
The first national survey of heterosexual sex in New Zealand for a very long time has found a quarter of underage young people are having sex. Should we be worried? Afterall there is an age of consent… Audio
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Late-career glass ceiling for women lawyers
A Law Society survey has found there is little difference in the salaries between the sexes in the first 10 years' of practice. Then after about 10 years a glass ceiling appears. Women lawyers are… Audio
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Soothing traumatised elephants
A heartwarming story for a Friday about a man who runs an elephant sanctuary in Thailand and plays music to tame the savage beast. Or in this case sooth sick and traumatised elephants. Paul Barton… Audio
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KiwiBuy to fill a housing gap
The government is looking at filling the gap between KiwiBuild and renting. It's "KiwiBuy". The upshot is the government buys houses in partnership with low income earners.Buying under a shared… Audio
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Short term rental gains means tenants' pain
The picturesque surfing village of Raglan attracts lots of tourists who rent lots of baches and Airbnbs. Trouble is locals struggle to find a home to rent despite a third of residential properties… Audio
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Ins and outs of Sroubek case
The Czech criminal residing in a New Zealand prison could soon be winging his way home to the Czech Republic thanks to an extradition order. Andrew Geddis of the University of Otago hopes the Sroubek… Audio
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The Panel with Mai Chen and Andrew Frame (Part 2)
Audio 2 Nov 2018A heartwarming story for a Friday about a man who runs an elephant sanctuary in Thailand and plays music to tame the savage beast. Or in this case sooth sick and traumatised elephants. Paul Barton… Audio
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The Panel with Mai Chen and Andrew Frame (Part 1)
Audio 2 Nov 2018The Czech criminal residing in a New Zealand prison could soon be winging his way home to the Czech Republic thanks to an extradition order. Andrew Geddis of the University of Otago hopes the Sroubek… Audio
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Panelists Friday 2 November 2018
Audio 1 Nov 2018Public law expert Mai Chen is in Auckland and columnist Andrew Frame is in the RNZ Napier studio.
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Napier's strained water system
Napier residents are being asked not to flush the toilet or take baths to reduce the strain on the wastewater system after torrential rain. It's not the first time Napier's aging system has been… Audio