Wallace Chapman
The Panel with Michelle A'Court and Gary McCormick (Part 1)
Nearly 200,000 Kiwis have been affected by revenge porn and online image-based sexual abuse. That's the finding of a new report from Netsafe, the first research of its kind here. People under 30 are… Audio
The Panel with Michelle A'Court and Gary McCormick (Part 2)
Nearly 200,000 Kiwis have been affected by revenge porn and online image-based sexual abuse. That's the finding of a new report from Netsafe, the first research of its kind here. People under 30 are… Audio
Pre-Panel for 24 January 2019
What the Panelists Gary McCormick and Michelle A'Court have been thinking about. Audio
Fundraiser for Fyre Festival workers
Two documentaries have been released about 2017's disastrous Fyre Festival. A GoFundMe page has been set up to help one of the local Bahamian workers who were left out of pocket after the event. Audio
US Presidential candidates come out of the woodwork
The US Presidential election isn't until 2020 but Democratic candidates have already started to declare their intentions. Audio
'Overtourism' a new concern
'Overtourism' is a serious issue around the world. It's the idea that we might have reached "peak tourism" because our incredible destination can't handle the crowds. Audio
Climate change and proposals: Jacinda Ardern overseas
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has spent her first day at the World Economic Forum in Davos speaking passionately about climate change alongside naturalist Sir David Attenborough and former US vice… Audio
Question of the Day for 23 January 2019
Question of the Day: What is OK to take from work, and what is stealing? Audio
What's stealing and what's not
Stealing is illegal, but what if you're not sure if it IS stealing? The workplace can be difficult, is taking a pen home a fire-able offence? Audio
Poetry boom
Sales of poetry is soaring. The Guardian attributes the popularity of poetry to a rise in passion for politics, especially among teenagers and millennials. Sales hit an all-time high in the UK last… Audio
Embattled MP Jami-Lee apologises
Former National MP Jami-Lee Ross has spoken out about his ordeal last year in a Facebook page entitled "Leaving bitterness and hatred behind". Audio
The Panel with Julia Hartley Moore and Guy Williams (Part 2)
Topics - Stealing is illegal, but what if you're not sure if it IS stealing? The workplace can be difficult, is taking a pen home a fireable offence? In a Stuff opinion piece, a lawyer recounts the… Audio
The Panel with Julia Hartley Moore and Guy Williams (Part 1)
Topics - Wellington is the most expensive in the country to rent, Trade Me says. Rents are up 5.8 percent to an all time high of a median $565. Auckland remains high and the National median has also… Audio
Story of the day for 23 January 2019
Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio
Pre-Panel for 23 January
Question of the Day: What is OK to take from work, and what is stealing? Audio
Four-day work week isn't actually working
The Washington Post has published a piece on the four-day working week, which a New Zealand company also trialled. Companies discussed the benefits and pitfalls of the experiment. Audio
Our justice system is 'broken'
Justice Minister Andrew Little's told the United Nations that New Zealand's incarceration rate is one of the highest in the world and had risen in recent years. He says our justice system is… Audio
Suffering though audience Q & A's
Music reviewer Simon Sweetman recounts his attendance at Conversations with Nick Cave: An Evening of Talk & Music and we ask whether audience Q and A sessions are really worthwhile or not. Audio
Question of the Day
Question of the Day: What New Zealand attraction underwhelmed you? Audio
What to do about Eden Park
Auckland Eden Park is in serious financial strife and there are ongoing issues with infrastructure. They can't pay back loans and aren't actually hosting many events anymore. It's an iconic sporting… Audio