Paula Penfold

Government agency Callaghan Innovation spent almost $3 million on travel and entertainment in one year. Someone also generously tipped $50 from the public purse. Audio

Police are advising victims of financial crimes to hire private investigators. Criminal lawyer Steve Cullen thinks Police don't take financial crime seriously enough. Audio

A Gallup poll shows North Americans are reading books as much as they were in 2002 despite the advent of social media and smartphones. Will we keep reading though? What the Panelists Paula Penfold and… Audio

Police are advising victims of financial crimes to hire private investigators. Criminal lawyer Steve Cullen thinks Police don't take financial crime seriously enough. Government agency Callaghan… Audio

There are discrepancies in residential swimming pool fencing rules and Water Safety NZ wants to see rules enforced - even for paddling pools. Audio

Former rugby league player Julian O'Neill explains exactly what happened at the end of the Tonga-England match with that disallowed try. Audio

An action-packed 2-minute-long promotional video is an attempt to lure people into the Police force. The government needs to recruit one-thousand new Police a year. Audio

Investigative journalist Paula Penfold has recently interviewed former Labour Party leader Andrew Little. He told her one of the reasons he stepped down from the leadership was because he didn't come… Audio

The number one purpose we want robots for is to do the dishes. Audio

There are complaints galore about reality TV dating show Naked Attraction. Is it stripping the contestants down to their honest selves or just a perve-fest for viewers? Audio

"Study warns hi-vis gear may increase injury risk" is the headline in the Sunday Times. In the UK the transport minister is re-assessing whether cyclists need helmets or hi-vis clothing. Audio

The UK Labour Party wants to see middle-class workers work for longer than manual workers. Audio

Auckland's mayor Phil Goff says the city can't afford the fee to host the America's Cup in 2021. Audio

So are trains the way to go? Can the Labour-led government follow through with Pike River promises? We ask political commentator Richard Harman. Audio

So are trains the way to go? Can the Labour-led government follow through with Pike River promises? We ask political commentator Richard Harman. Auckland's mayor Phil Goff says the city can't afford… Audio

Should New Zealand replicate California's new law stopping employers asking about employees' previous salary? Audio

What do children think of their parents' drinking? Audio

People don't want to eat dessert anymore. Audio