Mark Sainsbury

Advice given to female executives, just last year, has been called "tone deaf".  Audio

Upper Hutt barber fighting back over the trend in mullets spreading throughout the suburb. Audio

Auckland Chamber of Commerce CEO, Michael Barnett, joins the discussion on how business views the current government and why Winston Peters is seen as the voice of reason for many. Audio

The 'Christchurch Call' under scrutiny at the UN as the PM addresses leaders urging them learn the lessons of mosque shooting. Audio

What are your tips to quieten a ruminating mind. Audio

NZEI President, Lynda Stuart joins the discussion on why decile ratings for schools were misleading and why a new system is well overdue. Audio

Political headaches for leaders on both sides of the Atlantic. Dr Ed Willis, a legal expert at Auckland University, joins the discussion to talk through implications for both UK PM Boris Johnson and… Audio

What are your tips to quieten a ruminating mind. The 'Christchurch Call' under scrutiny at the UN as the PM addresses leaders urging them learn the lessons of mosque shooting. Auckland Chamber of… Audio

Political headaches for leaders on both sides of the Atlantic. Dr Ed Willis, a legal expert at Auckland University, joins the discussion to talk through implications for both UK PM Boris Johnson and… Audio

What the Panellists Golnaz Bassam Tabar and Mark Sainsbury have been thinking about. Audio

Pope Francis urges people to stop calling themselves "authentic" Christians Audio

A mysterious Nelson men's club is under scrutiny after one of its members was alleged to have made racist and xenophobic remarks at a meeting in Christmas last year. Audio

Should we do away with calling ourselves "Kiwis"? Columnist Paul Little thinks so, saying the term is too cute, too twee, and stops people from taking us seriously. Audio

Palmerston North Council Staff have pulled out of organising public meet the candidates sessions ahead of October's local body elections. But whose responsibility IS it to organise candidate meetings?

Have you ever been burgled? Tell us about it. Audio

The Panel revisits the issue of alcohol harm - and whether increasing the price of alcohol will help to reduce it. Today we're joined by the chief executive of Spirits NZ, Robert Brewer. Audio

Property managers told not to go through prospective tenants' bank statements. Property managers and landlords are being told not to perform the "KFC test" on prospective tenants. Audio

Have you ever been burgled? Tell us about it. Palmerston North Council Staff have pulled out of organising public meet the candidates sessions ahead of October's local body elections. But whose… Audio

Property managers told not to go through prospective tenants' bank statements. Property managers and landlords are being told not to perform the "KFC test" on prospective tenants. The Panel revisits… Audio

What the Panellists Verity Johnson and Mark Sainsbury have been thinking about. Audio