Neil Miller
Decimal birthday today
Today marks 50th anniversary of converting to decimal currency in New Zealand. Audio
Should the public get to vote on council budgets.
Researcher Max Rashbrooke floats the idea of the public being able to vote on council's budgets Audio
Auckland council cost savings not going well
The new financial year is upon us; how's Phil Goff's cost-cutting going in Auckland? Audio
Lions tour ends America's Cup prep begins
The end of the Lions Tour in New Zealand means attention will now turn to preparation for the next America's cup. Audio
The Panel with Claire Matthews and Neil Miller (Part 2)
Today marks 50th anniversary of converting to decimal currency in New Zealand. What the Panelists Claire Matthews and Neil Miller want to talk about. Palmerston North Mayor Grant Smith speaks to the… Audio
The Panel with Claire Matthews and Neil Miller (Part 1)
The end of the Lions Tour in New Zealand means attention will now turn to preparation for the next America's cup. The new financial year is upon us; how's Phil Goff's cost-cutting going in Auckland… Audio
NZQA missed red flags - tertiary institution body
A private tertiary institution group says there were lots of red flags the Qualifications Authority missed in letting disgraced Linguis International Institute operate as long as it did. Quality… Audio
Dog's dad Murray Ball dies
Much-loved Footrot Flats creator Murray Ball has died at age 78. Audio
Can the young buy a house just by knuckling down?
New Zealand has the highest house prices in the world. Will scrimping and saving let you save enough to buy a house? Audio
School girls demand a change in attitudes
Wellington East Girls' College students are protesting at Parliament. They are calling for the compulsory teaching of consent and the rights of women. Audio
Something in the water
Chris Wilkins of Massey University talks about the traces of methamphetamine and other drugs in Auckland's waste water. Audio
Water water everywhere but restrict it
Aucklanders have been urged to save water after the weekend's floods. Audio
The Panel with Neil Miller and Bernard Hickey (Part 2)
The spectre of being old and alone is rearing it's head for men. Wellington East Girls' College students are protesting at Parliament. They are calling for the compulsory teaching of consent and the… Audio
The Panel with Neil Miller and Bernard Hickey (Part 1)
Aucklanders have been urged to save water after the weekend's floods. Chris Wilkins of Massey University talks about the traces of methamphetamine and other drugs in Auckland's waste water. Craig… Audio
Wellington looking likely to lose the Sevens
Christchurch is being proposed as an alternative location for the Sevens following another weekend of poor spectator turn out to the event in Wellington. Audio
Miss Canada calls out those who say she weighed too much
Miss Canada calls out the body shamers who went online to say she could have won Miss Universe if she had lost a bit of weight. Audio