Catherine Robertson

Former Green party co leader Jeannette Fitzsimons has died after having a massive stroke in hospital, after a fall on her Coromandel farm. Former Green Party MP Sue Bradford joins The Panel to talk… Audio

Today is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science - which calls on everyone to "smash stereotypes, defy gender biases and defeat discrimination that hold women and girls back from… Audio

Time for On The Road now. This is where we get a prominent New Zealander in to chat about their favourite ever road trip, reflect a bit on the year just gone, and play us a few of their essential road… Audio

It goes without saying that 2019 will be a year that few Kiwis will forget in a hurry. Author Catherine Robertson and lawyer Stephen Franks join Jim to cover off the highlights and lowlights of what… Audio

New Zealand's underwhelming performance in an international education report has raised some eyebrows around the country.  Audio

An interesting article in The Spinoff by one of the leading lights of the New Zealand literary scene, Lloyd Jones. He argues that our literary culture is being slowly eroded. Audio

What's your favourite New Zealand book, and why? Audio

The National party says the the draft cannabis legislation bill, released yesterday, is too vague for voters to make an informed decision at next year's referendum. Audio

The death toll has now reached 60 in the Samoan measles epidemic. We speak to Siouxsie Wiles about misinformation around vaccines plus reaction to the ODT cartoon.  Audio

What's your favourite New Zealand book, and why? An interesting article in The Spinoff by one of the leading lights of the New Zealand literary scene, Lloyd Jones. Jones, who's written more than a… Audio

The death toll has now reached 60 in the Samoan measles epidemic, with another 20 children critically ill in hospital. We speak to Siouxsie Wiles about misinformation around vaccines. The National… Audio

What the panellists Catherine Robertson and Mark Sainsbury have been thinking about. Audio

Complainers - we all know 'em. Those people who love a good whinge. Audio

Founder of mobile counselling service, Averil Pierce, says anxiety among younger children is on the rise, which is why she came up with her Chatbus idea. Audio

Tourism professor, David Simmons, talks about having more private investment in tourist attractions and why there's reluctance by the sector to put money in to the industry. Audio

Another case highlighted of adults ruining sport for children with their win at all costs attitude. Audio

Where were you when Live Aid was on and what was the highlight for you? Audio

Where were you when Live Aid was on and what was the highlight for you? Audio

Professor of Health Policy, Gregor Coster, joins the discussion on what needs to change in the health and disability system to improve outcomes. Audio