Wallace Chapman
Police to use 24 unmarked cars to deter risky drivers
The Panel discusses a new police initiative to introduce a new fleet of 24 unmarked cars to deter risky drivers. Audio
Today in music history
Today in music history: lead singer and lyricist of the post-punk band Joy Division Ian Curtis was born in 1956. Audio
'Air Bridge' with Cook Islands on table
There is talk under way of an 'Air Bridge' between New Zealand and the Cook Islands. Audio
Planned Pasifika super rugby side
A new professional rugby union team Kanaloa Hawaii has had its bid to join the America's Major League Rugby confirmed and is in talks with NZ Rugby to join a revamped Super Rugby competition. Audio
National's new leadership team under spotlight
Professor of Public Policy at AUT Dame Marilyn Waring, and former National MP, joins the Panel to discuss National's new leadership team. Audio
The Panel with Victoria Stewart and Rajorshi Chakraborti (Part 2)
Police to use 24 unmarked cars to deter risky drivers; The state of Florida is grappling with Covid 19; Student research into seasonal vegetables. Audio
The Panel with Victoria Stewart and Rajorshi Chakraborti (Part 1)
National's new leadership team under spotlight; Planned Pasifika super rugby side; 'Air Bridge' with Cook Islands on table. Audio
What the panellists have been thinking about
Panellists Rajorshi Chakraborti and Victoria Stewart share what they have been thinking about. Audio
Story of the Day with Amelia Langford
Amelia Langford discusses the new online craze of people sharing videos of what appears to be ordinary, inedible objects that turn out to be elaborately-constructed cakes. Audio
'Tsunami' of frozen imported spuds now a reality - Potatoes NZ
A predicted "tsunami" of cheap frozen fries has come to pass. The Panel is joined by Chris Claridge from Potatoes New Zealand. Audio
The pros and cons of credit cards
The Panel discusses the pros and cons of credit cards after a Waiarapa family were denied entry to a Hawke's Bay hotel due to only having a debit card. Audio
Blow to West Coast tourism sector
There's been another blow to the tourism sector with the Scenic Hotels chain signalling it may resort to "mothballing" all of its hotels on the West Coast. Audio
Open letter calls for wealth tax
Sir Stephen Tindall is one of 83 millionaires who have signed an open letter which is asking governments to raise taxes. Audio
Can you beat Wellington on a good day?
The Panel debates whether Wellington is still the "coolest little capital" in the world or instead a city in decline. Audio
Today in music history
During a concert in Hollywood, Phil Everly smashed his guitar and stormed off stage. Don finished the set by himself and announced that The Everly Brothers had split. Audio
Calls for changes to electoral donation laws
There are calls for changes to electoral donation laws amid another political party being investigated by Serious Fraud Office. Audio
Muller's resignation What does it mean for National?
The Panel discusses Todd Muller's shock resignation as National Party leader. Audio
The Panel with Heather Roy and David Cormack (Part 2)
Can you beat Wellington on a good day? Open letter calls for wealth tax; Blow to West Coast tourism sector; The pros and cons of credit cards; 'Tsunami' of frozen imported spuds now a reality -… Audio
The Panel with Heather Roy and David Cormack (Part 1)
Muller's resignation: What does it mean for National? Calls for changes to electoral donation laws. Audio
What the panellists have been thinking
Panellists Heather Roy and David Cormack share what they have been thinking about. Audio
