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The Story of the Day with Emma Hurley
What will you miss when lockdown ends? Today we inched closer to normalcy, but there are some things people aren't ready to let go of. Audio
The Panel With Wallace Chapman (Part 2)
On this day in 1967 - John Lennon and Paul McCartney were awarded the prestigious Ivor Novello award for 'Michelle', the most performed song in the UK in 1966. Real Estate Institute New Zealand chief… Audio
The Panel With Wallace Chapman (Part 1)
Clare, Robin, and12 yr old daughter Iris were on an adventure of a life sailing around the Pacific - now they're in lockdown on a boat. Associate Professor Garry Nixon from the Department of General… Audio
The Panel with Wallace Chapman (Part 2)
David Wilson is the founder of research consultancy Cities and Regions New Zealand. He is the immediate past chair of Economic Development NZ and a member of the independent Advisory Panel for the… Audio
The Panel with Wallace Chapman (Part 1)
The Police Association President, Chris Cahill, talks about keeping officers safe and healthy while they are keeping the streets safe during the lock down. Louise Delaney, Senior Lecturer at Otago… Audio
The Panel with Wallace Chapman (Part 2)
International professor of Law, Al Gillespie talks about what powers the increase in alert levels gives to governments. Kiri Hannafin from Countdown supermarkets says people don't need to panic buy as… Audio
The Panel with Wallace Chapman (Part 1)
RNZ's Caitlin Cherry has been going through covid-19 questions, and is here to answer some of your questions. Bracing for 4 weeks of a housebound life, it's a huge call for all us. Dr Dougal… Audio
Jacinda Ardern blasts Australian policy
Prime Minster Jacinda Ardern blasted Australia's deportation policy - saying it was corrosive to the relationship between the two countries - in front of Australiam PM Scott Morrison, and Australian… Audio
Maori women far more likely to be killed by partner
Jackie Burrows, chief executive of Christchurch Maori health organisation He Waka Tapu joins The Panel to talk about the shocking rates of domestic violence facing Maori women. Audio
That old car could cost you your life
The Transport Agency says people driving old cars are putting themselves at risk, as cars with a lower safety rating are likely to perform badly in a serious crash. Audio
Today in music history - 1974 - Stevie Wonder
At the 1974 Grammys Stevie Wonder won four awards: Album of the year for 'Innervisions', Best R&B song and Best vocal for 'Superstition' and Pop vocal performance for 'You Are The Sunshine Of My… Audio
TVNZ's gender pay gap revealed
Dr Kaisa Wilson joins The Panel to talk about the gender pay gap at TVNZ, which the organisation tried to hide. Figures showed that male presenters at TVNZ earn an average of 40 K more a year than… Audio
Calls for calm as Covid-19 confirmed in NZ
Retailers are calling for calm after the news a New Zealander had tested positive for the Covid-19 coronavirus on friday - saw people rush to supermarkets to stock up. Dr Siouxsie Wiles joins The… Audio
The Panel with Dr Ella Henry and David Farrar (Part 2)
Topics - Today in music history: at the 1974 Grammys Stevie Wonder won four awards: Album of the year for 'Innervisions', Best R&B song and Best vocal for 'Superstition' and Pop vocal performance for… Audio
The Panel with Dr Ella Henry and David Farrar (Part 1)
Topics - Retailers are calling for calm after the news a New Zealander had tested positive for the Covid-19 coronavirus on friday - saw people rush to supermarkets to stock up. Dr Siouxsie Wiles joins… Audio
Default funds to cease investment in fossil fuels
Mindful Money's Barry Coates joins The Panel to explain why Kiwisaver investments should be ethical, following the news default funds will no longer invest in fossil fuels. Audio
What the panellists have been thinking
What the panellists Dr Ella Henry and David Farrar have been thinking about. Audio
Story of the day with Laura Dooney
Scientists say there are very specific rules for naming your house plants. Audio
Harvey Weinstein deliberations continue
The 12-person jury deciding the fate of Harvey Weinstein continue to deliberate, after three days. Audio
