Andrew Clay

Topics - Business editor Liam Dann on how when people are feeling pretty good about life they may vote for a change of government. Constitutional law expert Andrew Geddis on the No Surprises protocol.

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

Writer Andrew Frame talks about Napier glamorizing poverty in its depression-themed Art Deco festival but it despises the reality of the homeless. Audio

Dogs are slaughtered for meat in many countries. Chemist Nick Kim discusses what happens if you consume dog that's been killed by poison in Bali. Audio

What the Panelists Lavina Good and Andrew Clay want to talk about. Audio

Are you sorry for nothing or apologising over everything? Audio

A volcanic eruption in Auckland would cause major economic damage. Audio

Al Gillespie of Waikato University discuses US-Russian tensions over Syria and some other international news highlights. Audio

Constitutional law expert Andrew Geddis talks about the gravity of allegations of National MP Todd Barclay secretly recording a Party staffer. Audio