Jo Mc Carroll

Seven Sharp presenter Jeremy Wells is still a spokesperson for Meridian Energy while other TV presenters have recently published opinion pieces in other media about the news of the day.  Audio

We ask panelist Chris Wikaira what he thinks of a listener question about Te Reo Maori being spoken by non-Maori. The listener argues Maori Tikanga belongs to Maori and that argument applies to all… Audio

Bill English has announced he will step down as leader of the National party and will be retiring from politics, after 27 years in parliament. The question now is who will succeed him. Audio

Tropical Cyclone Gita has caused devastation in Tonga, with no water and no electricity for many. Local and internationals aid agencies are assessing the damage. Audio

Australian correspondent Karen Middleton talks ABC moves to shut down any campaigning for same sex marriage by its staff members. Audio

Australian correspondent Karen Middleton talks about the need for gender balance in the country's military ranks and what's being done to achieve that. Audio

Prison researcher, Dr John Sinclair, talks to the panel about the benefits of inmates being able to skype their family members while behind bars. Audio

Boeing believes by flying its planes in the same formation as geese it can reduce how much fuel is needed for each plane. Audio

Can surveys on trust be trusted. Audio

Architectural Centre chair, Christine McCarthy, talks about why they fought to save the Gordon Wilson flats from demolition and what fate awaits the building. Audio

Hamilton Council takes a stand by refusing to accept grants from pokie machine charities, Mayor Andrew King tells the Panel why they are turning down that money. Audio

Two of the world's most volatile leaders continue to talk war at each other. Audio

The Panel reflects on the action in politics over the past week. Audio

Boeing believes by flying its planes in the same formation as geese it can reduce how much fuel is needed for each plane. What the Panelists Jo McCarroll and Duane Major want to talk about. Prison… Audio

The Panel reflects on the action in politics over the past week. Two of the world's most volatile leaders continue to talk war at each other. Hamilton Council takes a stand by refusing to accept… Audio

The company that produces Weetbix says the UK product Weetabix is a global brand menacing it's New Zealand market. Audio

Findings from the Havelock North water investigation includes urging Councils nationwide to treat drinking water. Audio