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  • The Panel with Lizzie Marvelly and Bill Ralston (Part 2)

    Audio 26 Sep 2019

    what are your memories of the old bottle refund scheme? Plans for a Te Papa north to be established in Manukau have been shelved after funding was turned down by the government. Former BBC boss… Audio

  • The Panel with Golnaz Bassam Tabar and Mark Sainsbury (Part 2)

    Audio 25 Sep 2019

    What are your tips to quieten a ruminating mind. The 'Christchurch Call' under scrutiny at the UN as the PM addresses leaders urging them learn the lessons of mosque shooting. Auckland Chamber of… Audio

  • The Panel with Alexia Russell and Matt Nippert (Part 2)

    Audio 24 Sep 2019

    The Booker prize is coming up in 3 weeks, so maybe WHAT book do YOU think should have won a Booker Prize? Highly paid UK charity chief says girls should be taught at school how to ask for a playrise… Audio

  • The Panel with Ali Mau and Morgan Godfrey (Part 2)

    Audio 23 Sep 2019

    What were your dodgy dress up choices of the past? Woman who complained to Labour Party about sexual assault says the response leads her to believe the party has a problem with women. Economist Eric… Audio

  • The Panel with Heather Roy and Thomas Pryor (Part 2)

    Audio 20 Sep 2019

    Have you ever been attacked by a bird? Tell us about it. A piece on Stuff today by Verity Johnson caught our attention. She asks why people hate young activist Greta Thunberg. And her answer is simple… Audio

  • The Panel with Peter Fa'afiu and Julia Hartley Moore (Part 2)

    Audio 19 Sep 2019

    Do you share your concerns about climate change, and other serious issues, with your children? The University of Auckland will not support next weeks' strike against climate chage. It will be the only… Audio

  • The Panel with Clare de Lore and Peter Elliott (Part 2)

    Audio 18 Sep 2019

    Australian politicians are calling for the names "milk" and "meat" to be banned from being used to describe plant products. The Australian National party are lobbying the Federal government to stop… Audio

  • The Panel with Kathryn Burnett and Rodney Hide (Part 2)

    Audio 17 Sep 2019

    How have your driving habits changed in the last 5 years? Do you drive more or less? Why? Another disucssion about whether a Universal Basic Income would work in New Zealand, this time Susan Edwards… Audio

  • The Panel with Karlo Mila and Simon Wilson (Part 2)

    Audio 16 Sep 2019

    How could supermarkets reduce the amount of plastic they use? A new scheme aimed at preventing financially unsound companies from winning big contracts with lowball offers is in the offering… Audio

  • The Panel with Cindy Mitchener and Anton Matthews (Part 2)

    Audio 13 Sep 2019

    Roald Dahl would've turned 103 today - were any of his books especially meaningful to you, and why? Over the past few years many Kohanga have shut down: today there are around 8,500 tamariki enrolled… Audio

  • The Panel with Michele A'Court and Mike Rehu (Part 2)

    Audio 12 Sep 2019

    What's a lesser-known event in NZ history that all high school students should learn about? A report into the future of work by the Productivity Commission paints an uncertain picture of what the… Audio

  • The Panel with Lynda Hallinan and Shane Te Pou (Part 2)

    Audio 11 Sep 2019

    Friends' Is Turning 25, so our Question of the Day is, what did you love or hate about the show? Meteorologists are warning of 'apocalyptic' conditions for parts of Australia, with higher temperatures… Audio

  • The Panel with Nicky Pellegrino and Scott Campbell (Part 2)

    Audio 10 Sep 2019

    What would you create a petition to parliament for? The Future of Labour Party president Nigel Haworth is uncertain after handling of sexual assault allegation. Every election period many candidates… Audio

  • The Panel with Mihingarangi Forbes and Bernard Hickey (Part 2)

    Audio 9 Sep 2019

    What's your most despised/beloved piece of passive-aggressive work email jargon? The measles epidemic sweeping through New Zealand could cause the country to lose its measles elimination status. Dr… Audio

  • The Panel with Leonie Freeman and David Slack (Part 2)

    Audio 6 Sep 2019

    What did you eat as a child that you would never serve to your own children? Rubgy fans are still unhappy about the prospect of streaming RWC games. Tech commentator Paul Spain joins the discussion on… Audio

  • The Panel with Catherine Robertson and Chris Orr (Part 2)

    Audio 5 Sep 2019

    Where were you when Live Aid was on and what was the highlight for you? Another case highlighted of adults ruining sport for children with their win at all costs attitude. Tourism professor, David… Audio

  • The Panel with Julia Whaipooti and Peter Dunne (Part 2)

    Audio 4 Sep 2019

    What do you think about a 'rent to buy' scheme for first home buyers? The government is looking to set in legislation a rate cap for loan sharks, FinCap has lobbied for this for a while, spokesperson… Audio

  • The Panel with Verity Johnson and Selwyn Manning (Part 2)

    Audio 3 Sep 2019

    Seasame street viewers go on to have better success; What children's show had the biggest influence on you? Why?; Drive to make sport less competitive and more fun for teens; If you're struggling to… Audio

  • The Panel with Golnaz Bassam-Tabar and Barry Corbett (Part 2 )

    Audio 2 Sep 2019

    Would you support a 'no jab no play' policy for MMR vaccine? Why or why not? The do's and don'ts of being wide awake in the middle of the night. Proposed NCEA standards testing at primary level meets… Audio

  • The Panel with Golnaz Bassam-Tabar and Barry Corbett (Part 1)

    Audio 2 Sep 2019

    Government to establish a Cancer Control Agency and give Pharmac an extra $60m. As measles outbreak spreads calls increase to stop online vaccination misinformation. Audio

  • The Panel with Tayyaba Khan and David Cormack (Part 2)

    Audio 30 Aug 2019

    Our Question of the Day..what was in YOUR school lunch? Disability advocates say many of New Zealand's public buildings, such as Parliament and Te Papa, aren't doing enough to accommodate the needs of… Audio

  • The Panel with Janet Wilson and Morgan Godfery (Part 2)

    Audio 29 Aug 2019

    What was your most hair-raising hairstyle? Jacinda Ardern has announced a free daily lunch trial for 30 schools around the country, which could feed some 21,000 students by 2021. Among New Zealand's… Audio

  • The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Stephen Franks (Part 2)

    Audio 28 Aug 2019

    New Zealand's MPs make a pretty penny, but are they over- or under-paid? With voting rates in local body elections dropping constantly, some people are suggesting radical ways of getting people to… Audio

  • The Panel with Tracey Barnett and Scott Campbell (Part 2)

    Audio 27 Aug 2019

    The National Party wants to raise the age at which people qualify for superannuation from 65 to 67 by 2037, but the prime minister says that won't happen on her watch. Do you agree with raising the… Audio

  • The Panel with Victoria Stewart and Michael Moynahan (Part 2)

    Audio 26 Aug 2019

    What piece of screen memorabilia would you want in your home? Last year 340 restaurants either opened or change hands in Wgtn bringing the total to 882 eateries - one for every 236 Wellingtonians. US… Audio

  • The Panel with Ruth Money and Mike Rehu (Part 2)

    Audio 22 Aug 2019

    Do you have any tips on how to get sleepy teenagers out of bed? The pressure is ratcheting up on the troubled KiwiBuild programme with the news yesterday that the head of KiwiBuild Commercial is… Audio

  • The Panel with Alexia Russell and Andrew Hoggard (Part 2)

    Audio 21 Aug 2019

    What's a New Zealand bar that holds special memories for you? The controversial Australian talkback host Alan Jones is coming under more scrutiny, as more of the vitriolic remarks he made about… Audio

  • The Panel with Verity Johnson and Mark Sainsbury (Part 2)

    Audio 20 Aug 2019

    Have you ever been burgled? Tell us about it. Palmerston North Council Staff have pulled out of organising public meet the candidates sessions ahead of October's local body elections. But whose… Audio

  • The Panel with Karlo Mila and Bernard Hickey (Part 2)

    Audio 19 Aug 2019

    Have you ever gotten in trouble for jaywalking? Support for legalising recreational cannabis has plummeted in a recent poll. Ross Bell from the Drug Foundation joins us to chat about what this means… Audio

  • The Panel with Lynda Hallinan and Simon Wilson (Part 2)

    Audio 16 Aug 2019

    What's your worst ever email faux pas? The Public Service Association is questioning Inland Revenue's use of psychometric testing in assessing prospective employees. Employment consultant Chris Eilers… Audio

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