Chris Wikaira
The Panel with [insert guest names] (Part 2)
Led Zeppelin may yet pay a price for Jimmy Page's famous riff, as representatives of the band Spirit take Led Zepp back to court, accusing them of stealing the famous "Stairway to Heaven" riff from… Audio
The Panel with Chris Wikaira and Nadine Higgins (Part 1)
The Green Party wants the welfare system to be more compassionate - but with sanctions already down by a fifth, how much lower is it reasonable to go? Children's Commissioner Judge Andrew Becroft… Audio
CEOs bonuses
The CEO of the Irish airline Ryanair Michael O'Leary has turned down his annual bonus. He waived his bonus due to the pilot scheduling mix-up that led to a labour dispute and 20,000 flight… Audio
Changing Vic Uni's name
Victoria University in Wellington is looking at changing its name. Mainly because of all the other Victoria Universities around the world. However, there's a groundswell of opposition to the change… Audio
Doggos surpass cats on internet
At long last dogs are out-popularising cats on the internet. Along with that, dog lovers are creating their own words to go with their social media sharing. Words like doggo, woofer, pupper… Audio
Disquiet over Quiet Skies surveillance
United States federal air marshals now follow seemingly ordinary citizens not suspected of a crime, nor on any terrorist watch list. It's a new surveillance programme called "Quiet Skies" and it… Audio
Free babysitting in Kingsland
The Kingsland Business Society in Auckland is offering free child minding for couples who go out for the evening in the suburb. Audio
Christchurch business closures
Christchurch central seems to have a business micro-climate. And right now it's chilly. The CBD is nothing like it used to be before the 2011 earthquake and those businesses that re-opened say they… Audio
Govt to blame for building fails?
Ebert Construction is the latest construction company to go belly-up. The Panelists consider why, when the country needs new buildings the most, construction companies aren't making the grade? Peter… Audio
PM Jacinda Ardern back at work soon
So what's the Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern got to look forward to when she's back at work? Construction firms falling over, business confidence at a nine-year low, unemployment rising and New Zealand… Audio
The Panel with Penny Ashton and Chris Wikaira (Part 2)
At long last dogs are out-popularising cats on the internet. Along with that, dog lovers are creating their own words to go with their social media sharing. Words like doggo, woofer, pupper… Audio
The Panel with Penny Ashton and Chris Wikaira (Part 1)
So what's the Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern got to look forward to when she's back at work? Construction firms falling over, business confidence at a nine-year low, unemployment rising and New Zealand… Audio
France's "spiderman" and citizenship
The migrant man dubbed a hero for saving a child of a balcony has been granted legal immigration status who his actions. Audio
Meth contmainated houses report
In the fallout of the report by Sir Peter Gluckman on meth contaminated houses, many are calling for compensation. Sir Gluckman found there's never been any evidence of illness from third-hand… Audio
Auckland Grammar hits back
Auckland Grammar has announced it will be designing its own curriculum, complete with exams, in reaction to proposed changes to NCEA. Audio
Higher earners struggling
There are suggestions that those on high wages are still struggling financially, with high mortgages or rent. It comes off the back of a report that more than half of kiwi households cut back on… Audio
Bitcoin fuels new addicts
Doctors are warning they are seeing people addicted to bitcoin, as the cryptocurrency becomes more popular. The issue is being compared to high-stakes gambling that can totally consume those who… Audio
One in five lawyers sexually harassed
Nearly a third of female New Zealand lawyers have been sexually harassed in the workplace, a new survey has found. Audio
