Catherine Robertson

What the Panelists Catherine Robertson and Steve McCabe have been up to. Audio

British educator wants to allow pupils to use the internet during exams, saying it's inevitable. Residents of a new block of Wellington Council flats just want a phone line. But they are having to pay… Audio

Latest poll on choosing a new flag shows waning support. Should the referendum be dropped altogether? We ask Prof Andrew Geddis of Oago University. Pain medicine experts want to see popular pain… Audio

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Written by Catherine Robertson, published by Random House NZ, reviewed by Harry Rickets. Audio

The first edition of the New Zealand Book Council's Talking Books is hosted by novelist Catherine Robertson, and features writer Rachel O'Neill, author Pip Adam and book critic Guy Somerset. Catherine… Audio

Group appointed to oversee flag change, Cliff Richard and natural justice. Audio

What the panelists Simon Pound and Catherine Robertson have been up to. Audio

Dean Barker dumped as Team NZ Skipper, Foreign drivers on New Zealand roads, David Cunliffe caught driving using mobile, and the Availability of Christian curriculums. Audio

Are Len Browns chains really a security priority? Audio

The survivors of the Sydney hostage drama are giving their TV interviews for big money, but remunerated or not should they be listenbed to? Audio

The famous American newsreader Brian Williams is taking himself off air. Why do the famous make up tales of derring do? Dr Marc Wilson of Victoria University explains why. Audio

What the Panelists have been thinking about. Audio

Tony Abbott survives a spill vote. Audio

Does forgivenes literally unburden you? A study by five different universities found athletes perform better when they're not thinkijg about resentments. Audio

Topics - Do you carry resentments? One of life's tests - whether you can forgive. The famous American newsreader Brian Williams is taking himself off air for a wee while. He is temporarily stepping… Audio

A policeman in rural New Zealand admits he routinely breaches regulations by carrying a firearm and will continue to do so. Greg O'Connor of the police Association joined the Paenl to discuss. Audio

The pre-gym supplement Frenzy has now been banned in NZ after being found to contain a banned psychoactive. Dr Chris Wilkins of Massey University's Shore Research Centre joined the Panel to talk about… Audio

What the Panelists Catherine Robertson and Neil Miller have been up to. Audio

Topics - a potentially dangerous drug has been on sale to sports junkies and the Herald has had to find this out. An un-named policeman in rural New Zealand admits he routinely breaches regulations by… Audio