David Farrar

A re-jig of the Labour Party's line up will be revealed by leader Andrew Little this morning. Otago University's Bryce Edwards and blogger David Farrar join Morning Report. Audio

David Farrar discusses iPredict and how much weight there is in MP Simon Bridges' claims the site is a money laundering risk. Audio

The Auckland Council today voted on a proposal to grant deep sea drilling permits to companies looking to establish the size of gas and oil deposits off the west coast. Audio

Fairfax writer Mark Reason joins us again to discuss the Rugby World Cup final and the cult of McCaw. Audio

What the Panelists David Farrar and Clarke Gayford have been thinking about. Audio

British people are all apologies. A new book looks at how language defines the Bristish character. Audio

Brits say sorry 1.9 million times, Panel says, RWC with Mark Reason, deep sea oil permits. Audio

China's dropped its 35-year one-child policy. We talk to China specialist Professor Bo Zhiyue of Victoria University. Audio

In an important step to protecting another area of the Antarctic China has agreed to establishing the Ross Sea Marine Reserve. Audio

Hamilton psychiatrist Dr David Menkes says beware drug companies bearing gifts. Audio

What the Panelists David Farrar and Clarke Gayford have been up to. Audio

Panel intro;Doctors and freebies;Ross Sea sanctuary;China drops one-child policy. Audio

How refreshing in a way, the resurging interest in American politics; the second Republican debate was the most-watched programme ever on CNN. Audio

The 'Hakarena' controversy, former England halfback Matt Dawson assembling some guys from a rugby club to make a less than whelming sort of video lampooning the All Blacks haka. Audio

Caution was still advised, but the tsunami threat to New Zealand's east coast and Chatham Islands since Thursday's quake has largely passed, Civil Defence said. Audio

What the Panelists Michele A'Court (AK) and David Farrar (WN) have been thinking about. Audio

Technology has reached a point where almost every human function has been turned into a business. Audio

A $63 million blowout in staff costs is being downplayed at Auckland Council. They say savings have led to an $80 million budget surplus this year. Audio

One of the country's top state schools is ditching the Cambridge exams to "fully embrace" NCEA. Audio

Exporters are hoping a new report on the ramifications of the TPP will allay fears that the trade deal will give foreign companies too much power. Audio