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'I've been thinking' with panellists Phil O'Reilly and Niki Bezzant. Audio

Competition vegetable growers are having a tough time showing off their wares in a world where fairs have gone the way of the dodo.  Audio

This week in NZ Made, we speak to Abbey Bridgeman, who's talent for making preserves has turned into a busy business. Audio

The School Library Association of NZ Aotearoa is launching a campaign to highlight their plight. Called School Libraries Transform, SLANZA President Glenys Bichan talks to the Panel about what they're… Audio

Concerns have been raised about the response to the covid induced job crisis has created a two tiered benefit payment system. Mangere East Family Services CEO, Peter Sykes, talks to the Panel about… Audio

The police say their approach to speeding has not changed and they use discretion with every driver they speak to who is pulled over for driving over the speed limit. Assistant commissioner of Road… Audio

It's emerged today that more companies have been the target of cyber attacks, including Stuff and RNZ. Technology commentator, Paul Brislen talks to the Panel about what they are doing. Audio

There are concerns from some schools that a return to class based learning is breaching alert level rules in Auckland. PPTA vice president Melanie Webber talks to the Panel. Audio

There are calls for a bit of rethink on what criteria needs to be met to change alert levels. Dr David Welch from Auckland University talks to the Panel about whether any tweaking needs to be done. Audio

"I've been thinking' with panellists Heather Roy and Rajorshi Chakraborti. Audio

Is all that glitters gold? Robert Kelly has this funny look in his eyes and keeps talking about treasure hunting. Audio

Mataura paper mill fire under control. The Panel talks to Southland fire and emergency incident controller Scott Lindsay. Audio

Very New Zealand Bonus Bonds scheme has been cancelled due to low interest rates. Financial advisor David Boyle joins the programme to talk about why there were never a good investment. Audio

Debate is growing around the benefits and benefactors of televising school sporting competitions. Former Sport College CEO Manoj Daji talks to the panel about his concerns. Audio

Its been 30 years this month since the Smoke-free Environments Act was passed. We speak to Otago University public health law lecturer, Louise Delany who helped to shape the legislation. Audio

Today in music history, 35 year old Stevie Ray Vaughn died in a helicopter accident. Audio