Wallace Chapman

An Akaroa restaurant named after William "Bully" Hayes plans to change its name after a Pacific historian called for the name to be dropped. Audio

Australian activists are calling for protesters to tear down a statue of Captain James Cook in Sydney after similar acts of protest in America and the UK.  Audio

The Panel is joined by journalist and writer Linda Tirado, who has been covering the Minneapolis protests and was recently injured by a rubber bullet.  Audio

In this digital age, it's increasingly challenging for parents and caregivers to keep children safe online.  Audio

Do New Zealanders need a GST holiday post-lockdown?  Audio

Calls are growing for New Zealand to include the Pacific in a trans-Tasman bubble.  Audio

Panellists Wendyl Nissen and Mike Rehu share what they are thinking about. Audio

The BBC takes a look at old gadgets that are still in working order. That includes one woman who has a working toaster from 1925, as Laura Dooney reports. Audio

In unsettling news for pie lovers, McDonalds has announced it is axing the iconic 'Georgie Pie'.  Audio

Writer and academic Scott Hamilton has taken issue with the name of a restaurant and bar in Akaroa, saying it honours slavery. Audio

Today marks six months since the deadly eruption of Whakaari/White Island eruption. The Panel is joined by Whakatane District Council Mayor Judy Turner. Audio

In this day in 1976, the Pointer Sisters released You Gotta Believe. Audio

There are calls from primary care sector leaders to transform the nation's health system.  Audio

Police have dropped the Armed Response Teams policing model after a six-month trial, police say. Audio

After 75 days, there are no cases of Covid-19 in New Zealand and that has caught the world's attention. Audio

Panellists Cindy Mitchener and David Slack share what they are thinking about. Audio