Mike Williams

Economist Dr Alfredo Paloyo explains why the toilet paper buying frenzy has links to the way the damage done by the outbreak to the economy is going to be fixed. Audio

Chief Executive of Wellington's Chamber of Commerce, John Milford, joins the panel to talk about what can be done to help businesses hit hard by the outbreak of the coronavirus. Audio

What the panellists Lynda Hallian and Mike Williams have been thinking about. Audio

The controversy over cancelled plans by Hachette to publish Woody Allen's memoir. Audio

Tsunami detection times in the south-west Pacific are soon to drop from hours to minutes, thanks to a next generation underwater early warning system that's being deployed in the region. Audio

Tsunami detection times in the south-west Pacific are soon to drop from hours to minutes, thanks to a next generation underwater early warning system that's being deployed in the region. Audio

What the panellists Ruth Money and Mike Williams have been thinking about. Audio

Kauri dieback secretary Mels Barton talks about why its so disappointing and detrimental to fighting kauri dieback when people access closed tracks around Auckland. Audio

Debate ignited over the government's plans to introduce climate change as part of the state school curriculum. Audio

Conservation efforts for whitebait criticised for being too harsh in some areas. Westland Mayor Bruce Smith explains why some of the measures are not going down well in his region. Audio

Today is a day of celebration for some of the female prisoners at Auckland Region Women's Corrections Facility, who are graduating from a range of programmes run by The Howard League.  Audio

Insight - The government's school donation scheme has not even started and schools are already looking for ways to push its rules to the limit. John Gerritsen investigates how far they will go to give… Video, Audio

The government's school donation scheme has not even started and schools are already looking for ways to get around the new system.

Principals say schools are setting up foundations so they can keep… Audio

Principals are preparing to push the limits of the government's new $62 million donation scheme.

Schools in the scheme can't ask parents for donations or for costs associated with core teaching and… Audio

Following allegations that New Zealand First has been using a foundation to hide donations, the media outlet Stuff, is reporting that the foundation has received more than 500-thousand dollars in… Audio

A look at the immigration backdown over arranged marriages policy, the Zero Carbon Act and assisted dying legislation. Matthew Hooton is an Auckland based consultant and lobbyist and Mike Williams is… Audio