Susan Hornsby Geluk

Whanganui man Karl Fulton was shocked to see an SUV drive along the beach and a man dump a load of rubbish right into the sea. It contained razor blades, old steel handrails and plastic bottles… Audio

What the Panelists Damian Christie and Susan Hornsby-Geluk want to talk about. Audio

A man who's joined the US Navy as a surgeon at the age of 63 says he feels he's in his prime. Do the Panelists fancy keeping going with that kind of energy until the day they drop? Or pehaps a… Audio

New Zealand's remotest location doesn't have a name. It's in the Fiordland National Park. It's 30km from the nearest DOC hut, south of Doubtful Sound, and at the south end of a bay which the Coal… Audio, Gallery

The Police union is concerned a vacuum is being created because of the number of senior officers leaving the force. There are concerns there's not enough experience to mentor new recruits. The… Audio

The President of the United States of America says he mis-spoke in a press conference with his Russian counterpart. In the joint interview with Vladimir Putin he said he didn't "see any reason why"… Audio

The Justice Minister Andrew Little has spoken out against Australia's inhumane deportation laws. He was referring to sending New Zealand-born criminals back here, even if they've spent most of their… Audio

A man who's joined the US Navy as a surgeon at the age of 63 says he feels he's in his prime. Do the Panelists fancy keeping going with that kind of energy until the day they drop? Or pehaps a… Audio

The Justice Minister Andrew Little has spoken out against Australia's inhumane deportation laws. He was referring to sending New Zealand-born criminals back here, even if they've spent most of their… Audio

An employment lawyer says legislative changes signalled during the election should give Uber drivers the right to collective bargaining. Yesterday, about 100 Uber drivers in Auckland and Wellington… Audio

Asian cities have been voted some of the safest in the world. The panelists tell us whether they feel safe in their cities. Audio

Pyongyang defectors warn North Korea may collapse under the strain of new sanctions. Professor Al Gillespie comments on whether Kim Jong Un may need to start repairing relations. Audio

We ask police what the tolerance is on the Waterview tunnel, following the news that nearly a million dollars has been made in speed tickets there. Audio

Hoverbikes, automated drones, driverless cars...the panellists talk future transport - and it's all about speed and convenience. Audio

Smokefree beaches and outdoor dining has been proposed but is it an unnecessary venture? The panellists give us their views on whether getting rid of more pokies is a better idea. Audio

Is limited leg space endangering us in the air? Canadian researcher Jan Davies tells us about new studies showing passenger safety may be compromised in an emergency. Audio

Winston Peters has confirmed policy has been finalised and now it's on to ministerial positions. Massey University's Steve Maharey joins the panellists to explain why we should be glad to have a… Audio