Peter Dunne
The Panel with Sue Bradford and Peter Dunne (Part 1)
Covid-19 survey: 40% of NZers at risk of hardship; Renewed debate over NZ Super post-lockdown; Missing trampers found alive in the Kahurangi National Park; Poem of the Week. Audio
What the panellists have been thinking about
Panellists Sue Bradford and Peter Dunne share what they've been thinking about. Audio
Lockdown sparks ingenuity to deal with supermarket queues
Typical number eight wire solution comes out of lock down requirements to limit the numbers in the line at the supermarket. Site founder Gareth Hayes joins the Panel. Audio
Google Data and what it says about NZ's lockdown
Recent Google mobility data shows that the massive behavioural changes which have occurred in New Zealand support the feasibilibity of the elimination goal being achieveable, Matt Boyd is one of the… Audio
US President stops WHO funding
US correspondent Simon Hampton joins the panel to talk about US President Donald Trump halting funding to WHO and his increasingly erratic media briefings at the White House. Audio
The humble voice call making a comeback
In light of the pandemic forcing people apart socially the humble voice to voice phone call is making a come back. Audio
Will the $3 billion tax break help small businesses survive
Dougal McGowan the chief executive of the Otago Chamber of Commerce discusses whether the $3billion boost through tax breaks will help small businesses through the Covid 19 crisis. Audio
Day 1, Term 2 - learning from home
E-learning expert, Claire Amos, joins the discussion on the challenges ahead for teaching 800,000 students in their homes from today. Audio
The Panel with Wendyl Nissen and Peter Dunne (Part 2)
US correspondent Simon Hampton joins the panel to talk about US President Donald Trump halting funding to WHO and his increasingly erratic media briefings at the White House. Recent Google mobility… Audio
The Panel with Wendyl Nissen and Peter Dunne (Part 1)
E-learning expert, Claire Amos, joins the discussion on the challenges ahead for teaching 800,000 students in their homes from today. Dougal McGowan the chief executive of the Otago Chamber of… Audio
I've been thinking for 15 April 2020
Panellists Wendyl Nissen and Peter Dunne have been thinking about discoveries in lockdown - the good and the bad. Audio
Story of the Day for 15 April 2020
Dr Seuss as you've never heard him read before. Audio
Marble run races gain popularity as sports fan seek online fun
Marble run race following online has exploded as sports fans around the world seek to find something to fill the void as mass cancellations across sporting codes mean there's no coverage to watch. Audio
Travel restrictions give people a chance to holiday at home
Border closures and self isolation rules for returning travellers given people an opportunity to holiday at home. The Panel looks at the potential best holiday hideaways in Aotearoa. Audio
A political party to push farming?
An opinion piece looks at whether a rural based political party would provide the National party with a coalition partner or simply erode their existing voter base in the regions. Audio
Wellington pub has a unique approach to St Paddy's celebration
A Wellington Irish pub has found a way to celebrate St Patrick's day ensuring that no-one who should be self isolating slips through the door. Audio
Aust. supermarkets move to special times for elderly shoppers
Australian supermarkets have special hours for the elderly and vulnerable to make sure they get their supplies amidst hoarding and bad behaviour in the aisles. We speak to Grey Power's Mac Welsh about… Audio
Today in music history for 17 March 2020
Today in music history in 1979, Gloria Gaynor started a four week run at number 1 in the Uk singles chart. Audio
It's predicted airlines will be broke by May
An aviation analysis centre is predicting that by the end of May most airlines in the world will be bankrupt. Audio
Tourism Industry Aotearoa reacts to economic package
Chief Executive of Tourism Industry Aotearoa, Chris Roberts joins the discussion on the impact the economic package will have on the ailing tourism industry. Audio