Ella Henry

The US President Donald Trump has again taken North Korea to task at the UN. Audio

Stu Johnstone of the Rail and Maritime Transport Union says proposed transport managers for Auckland trains are basically toothless. Audio

Matt Lowrie of Greater Auckland on taking away Auckland street car parks so trucks can get through. Audio

A convicted murderer is appealing a court decision over his right to wear a hairpiece in jail. Audio

Ella Henry on her iwi settlement and Selwyn Manning praises election workers.. Audio

Is it time to have later start times to the school day? Audio

Christchurch man Matt Bonis and new Labour MP Duncan Webb on why Police and the Council aren't dealing with sex workers in the 'burbs. Audio

National-led fourth term government not a done deal. Audio

Geoff Plimmer of Victoria University doesn't think Fonterra CEO Theo Spierings' huge salary increase stacks up. Audio

More North Korea rhetoric from Trump; Security on trains; Cars move over trucks need space; and Prisoner's wig appeal. Audio

Is anyone worth what Fonterra's CEO is paid?; Labour lives in hope of coalition; and Sex workers in a Christchurch neighbourhood. Audio

Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

Overseas borrowing and recycling codes. Audio

Invercargill is being rebranded with a capital "I". Audio

Auckland is the eighth most liveable city with Melbourne in first place. Audio

Christoph Schumacher of Massey University discusses the viability of of rapid passenger rail links between Auckland, Tauranga and Hamilton. Audio

Ella Henry says tension is palpable in the US after Charlottesville violence and Barry Corbett updates progress in Christchurch. Audio

How much we value our reputation. Audio

It's taken a while for Dunedin residents to find out more about the city's water contamination - why? Audio

Some school principals aren't getting carried away by the Labour Party's plan for free driving lessons for high school kids. Audio