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Party presidents: The power behind the politics
Political party presidents tend to stay out of the spotlight - but just how influential is their role?
AudioRelief as Nelson businesses let public use toilets without spending
It's a scenario most of us can relate to - getting caught short; needing the loo and not being able to find one you can use. That is without having to go into a cafe or fast food chain and buy… Video, Audio
The Panel with Peter Dunne and Anna Dean (Part 2)
Today on the second half of The Panel, Wallace and panellists Peter Dunne and Anna Dean discuss an anti-mandate group standing candidates in local body elections and the rise of dog attacks in… Audio
The Panel with Peter Dunne and Anna Dean (Part 1)
Today on The Panel, Wallace and panellists Peter Dunne and Anna Dean discuss the ongoing debates surrounding bullying in Parliament and Tourism Minister Stuart Nash's comments on backpackers visiting… Audio
The Pre-Panel with Peter Dunne and Anna Dean
Wallace and panellists Peter Dunne and Anna Dean talk to an aircraft engineer who has just put the finishing touches on his own home-built plane after 27 years. Also, the panellists tell us what… Audio
Cow, oat, soy, goat - which milk is the best?
More and more Kiwis are choosing alternatives to dairy milk. Taste is always important, but what kind is best for the planet? Reporter Louise Ternouth and camera operator Marika Khabazi investigate. Video, Audio
Joint venture started for Māori telehealth
When Heathline was overwhelmed with Covid calls last year, leaving people waiting hours on hold, Māori health workers picked up the phones to save lives. Today three iwi organisations from Te… Audio
Gang members encouraged to share with Abuse Commission
The Mongrel Mob was born out of state-run institutions for teens in the 1960s, the very institutions that are under the spotlight for mistreating children in their care. In recent years the Royal… Audio
Medical recruitment expert on Middlemore fake doctor case
A fake doctor who worked at Auckland's Middlemore Hospital has the whole health sector on alert. Yuvaraj Krishnan worked in the hospital's respiratory unit for six months. The Ministry, Health… Video, Audio
Ardern disputes Sharma's allegations of rampant bullying
The Prime Minister is disputing claims bullying is rampant in the halls of power after Labour backbencher Gaurav Sharma hit 'go' on an explosive column in the NZ Herald. The Labour MP for Hamilton… Audio
Leo Molloy quits Auckland mayoralty race after weak poll
Leo Molloy has quit the race to become the next mayor of Auckland, and has gone down fighting. Declaring 'cowboys don't cry', the self proclaimed 'hospo legend' says he's realised he can't win, after… Video, Audio
The Panel with Alan McElroy and Andrew Clay (Part 2)
Today on the second half of The Panel, Wallace and panellists Alan McElroy and Andrew Clay discuss the struggle for workers in the tourism industry, Nga Tangata Microfinance Trust's call for… Audio
The Panel with Alan McElroy and Andrew Clay (Part 1)
Today on The Panel, Wallace and panellists Alan McElroy and Andrew Clay discuss Auckland Mayoral candidate Leo Molloy withdrawing from the race, your rights if a flight gets cancelled and the… Audio
The Pre-Panel with Alan McElroy and Andrew Clay
Wallace and panellists Alan McElroy and Andrew Clay repond to your mail from throughout the week. Also, the panellists tell us what they've been thinking. Audio
Demand for dogs in lockdown sees rise in dodgy breeders
Demand for puppies during lockdown and beyond has seen an explosion of backyard breeders, not all of them good.
That's according to industry association Dogs NZ. SPCA inspectors seized a number of… Video, Audio
Petition at Parliament urging Russian Ambassador be expelled over Ukraine
A petition has been delivered to Parliament, calling for the Russian ambassador to be expelled, and for New Zealand to sever diplomatic relations.
New Zealand's Ukrainian community, along with… Audio
Up to 40 Air NZ staff made redundant waiting to be rehired
Up to 40 former Air New Zealand workers made redundant during Covid are yet to be hired back despite the airline cutting its flight schedule due to staffing issues.
The national carrier's had its… Video, Audio
Fluoridation miffs Far North mayor, despite region's tooth decay
Te Tai Tokerau children finishing primary school have the worst tooth decay in the country.
But the Far North mayor says the new compulsory fluoridation order is mystifying him, and happening too… Audio
Middlemore apologises to patients as fraud doctor exposed
Middlemore Hospital is apologising to patients who were seen by a man pretending to be a doctor there for six months.
A criminal investigation has been launched after the man was able to work there… Video, Audio
The Panel with Heather Roy and Garry Moore (Part 2)
Today on the second half of The Panel, Wallace and panellists Heather Roy and Garry Moore discuss putting a stop to schoolyard bullying, the increase of people entering retirement with home loans and… Audio
