Tim Watkin

What tech is "missing" in our lives? Despite all the new gadget's available around the world, there's never been a time in history where new innovations haven't changed the way we live.  Audio

A senior lecturer at Massey has been looking into the bad behaviours of drivers and found only a few of us - one in three - actually stop at stop signs in heavy traffic. We're also more likely to… Audio

A working group has been formed to tackle the housing issue, between the Housing Minster, Auckland's Deputy Mayor and industry experts. Audio

In this final, bonus podcast, join Helen Clark, Jim Bolger, Dame Jenny Shipley and Sir Geoffrey Palmer in conversation with Tim Watkin and Guyon Espiner, as we launch the book of the series, The 9th… Audio

In our 13th Caucus, it's negotiation time. So we look at Winston Peters' post-election posturing, 'constitutional conventions' and what New Zealand First needs from the next three years. Plus, we… Audio

In our 12th Caucus, we make the big calls two days from E-Day. What are the scenarios that could lead to forming a government, a last look at the polls & debates, & our highs and lows from the… Audio

Laim Neeson's retiring from action movies at the age of 65 citing his age. Is he past it? Audio

Parasitologist Bruce Russell on the bug toxoplasma gondii that has a bigger impact than previously known. Audio

What the Panelists Penny Ashton and Tim Watkin want to talk about. Audio

Cosmologist Richard Easther talks about the Cassini spaceship's distinguished career as it plummets into Saturn later today. Audio

Deaths, crime and desperation from synthetic drugs. Audio

Dunedin North Intermediate's Julie Butler talks about what the kids are doing to battle plastic bags. Audio

Economics commentator Brian Fallow on polls, wages and taxes. Audio

Cosmologist Richard Easther talks about the Cassini spaceship's distinguished career as it plummets into Saturn later today. What the Panelists Penny Ashton and Tim Watkin want to talk about… Audio

Economics commentator Brian Fallow on polls, wages and taxes. Dunedin North Intermediate's Julie Butler talks about what the kids are doing to battle plastic bags. Deaths, crime and desperation from… Audio

In this week's Caucus, Lisa Owen, Tim Watkin and Guyon Espiner discuss the fallout from Labour's sudden tax u-turn, the volatility of polls and the cost and bottom-lines of Winston Peters Audio