Andrew Clay

Yesterday we discussed the road toll with particular focus on the motorbike statistics. They now account for more than 15 percent of road deaths in New Zealand. We've had lots of feedback on the… Audio

We've had lots of feedback particularly about those campers that claim to be self-contained but in many cases may not be using their on-board facilities.  Audio

We're talking kids on The Panel today. The panelists weigh in on a handful of the latest news in child-rearing and teen-controlling. Audio

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announce the scope the government's mental health inquiry. It will take 9 months has a $6 million budget.  The panelists debate what they think needs to the focus. Audio

The Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement is back on, with the details expected to be signed off in March. But there are still many who are against the pact. Audio

Sunny Kaushal of the Crime Prevention group violence against shop keepers is getting out of control. Audio

Cars doing skids on Auckland's Karioitahi Beach have run over a man who confronted them. Audio

What the Panelists Andrew Clay and Irene Gardiner want to talk about. Audio

Being bumper-to-bumper at traffic lights won't get you through tem any quicker. Audio

Principal Kevin Bush of Te Hihi School says many parents of truants just can't be bothered sending their children to school. Audio

Has there been selective editing on Green MP Golriz Gharaman's UN legal career? Audio

The Reserve Bank is easing up on it's Loan to Value Ratio rules for mortgage lending. Is this hope for first home buyers or will it lead to more of the same? Audio

Traffic light do's and don'ts, Panel Says, Man run over on busy beach, Life no better for shop owners, A saviour for the Auckland Primary Schools Music Festival. Audio

Softening of LVR, Golriz Gharaman - what we should have known, New poll shows majority support MMP, Hordes of kids going truant. Audio