Jock Anderson

Topics - A Wairarapa man says he was pronounced fit to drive after a roadside breath-alcohol test - but was then nabbed at another checkpoint a few hundred metres away. A video game that's been banned… Audio

Topics - The Principal Youth Court Judge, Andrew Becroft, has revealed how he took part in a controlled purchase of the synthetic cannabinomimetic "Kronic". A District Court judge has used the Trade… Audio

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Topics - Does coffee offer men protection from prostate cancer? Teachers in Britain want to abandon classic novels in favour of shorter books because they say boys don't have the stamina to read more… Audio

Topics - The Finance Minister, Bill English, has promised an earlier-than-anticipated move back to surplus and lower borrowing requirements for the next four years. The budget forecasts a return to… Audio

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With Jock Anderson, Sir Bruce Slane and Sue Wells. Audio

With Jock Anderson, Sir Bruce Slane and Sue Wells. Audio

With Sir Bruce Slane, Jock Anderson and Sue Wells Audio

Jim and Panellists discuss: the aesthetic effects of vegetables on our looks; the survivor of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and how a quip about him bombed on the BBC; Phil Goff's address and; Panellists… Audio

Jim and Panellists discuss: junk food and its impact on our young; posh brothels and their impact on our so very well appointed suburbs. Audio

Islay McLeod and Jock Anderson join Jim and talk: a prophylactic approach to our burgeoning brood of chubby children; the man who survived America's nuclear attacks on Japan; Phil Goff's… Audio

How long does it take to form a first impression of someone, speeding cops, Bob Parker's profile and the Canterbury earthquake, and the latest on Pike River. Audio

Wayne Mapp's re-election, Pansy Wong's resignation, and turning Niue into a retirement village. Audio

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A Canterbury University lecturer says young people are being unfairly criminalised by liquor bans. A study into one of New Zealand's worst infectious diseases shows household crowding is one of the… Audio

Rescue workers at the Pike River Mine plan to use a bore hole that they're drilling into the mine shaft. Pope Benedict says condoms can be justified for male prostitutes seeking to stop the spread of… Audio

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The objectification of female actors, Panellists have their say, dangers of texting, the British media phone tapping scandal and the wounded BP brand. Audio

The latest on the ACT debacle, while another MP confesses to previous sins. Audio