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The government hasn't ruled out giving a cash sum to everyone to stimulate the economy but will it help? Associate Professor Susan St John from the University of Auckland Business School and founding… Audio

BJ Clark, the President of the New Zealand Returned Services Association talks about this year's ANZAC commemorations with a difference. Tomorrow is the last day for the public to submit their views… Audio

The Auditor-General is going to review the distribution of PPE, including masks to healthcare workers. Dr Elizabeth Fenton, a public health ethics and resource prioritisation lecturer at Otago… Audio

Associate Professor of Communication Studies at Victoria University, Dr Peter Thompson, joins the discussion on moves to get tech giants to share revenue it gets from using Australian media to Stuff… Audio

Provincial leaders fear their town centres will become ghost towns and not recover from the lock down impact. Rangitikei District Mayor Andy Watson joins the discussion. Tax changes are expected… Audio

Social media influencers and well know people have exacerbated Covid 19 conspiracy theories. Head of Watercare, Raveen Jaduram says there would have been water restrictions already in place if we… Audio

US correspondent Simon Hampton joins the panel to talk about US President Donald Trump halting funding to WHO and his increasingly erratic media briefings at the White House. Recent Google mobility… Audio

UK star, Tim Brooke-Taylor best known as part of TV comedy trio The Goodies, has died from coronavirus at age 79. NZME has made 200 employees or fifteen percent of its workforce redundant -… Audio

How will history judge world leaders on their handling of the Covid 19 pandemic? Anna Fifield The Washington Post's bureau chief in Beijing compares leadership in New Zealand to that in other… Audio

A major survey has found out than on average only 2 percent of New Zealanders bother to read online privacy policies. Privacy Commissioner John Edwards joins the discussion. New Zealand correspondent… Audio

This day in 1985 Wham! - the English pop music duo consisting of George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley, became the first western pop group to perform live in China, when they played at the workers… Audio

Morningstar, which provides investment research for financial markets finds the Kiwisaver investors not hit too hard by the recent share market crash. Data director for Asia Pacific Greg Bunkall joins… Audio

The New Zealand Association of Plastic Surgeons has urged New Zealanders to take extra care to avoid injury while we're in self-isolation. President, Jonathan Wheeler says with time on our hands we're… Audio

Mortgage debt and rent holidays will help businesses and employees survive says Dr David Wilson from Cities and Regions Ltd. Blind and Low Vision's Chris Orr joins the discussion on the extra level of… Audio

On this day in 1976 - AC/DC made their live debut in the UK. Climate change researcher Professor James Renwick head of the School of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences at Victoria University… Audio

Radio Sport no longer broadcasting as the decision is made to shut the station down amidst mass sporting event cancellations. Kiwi broadcaster and journalist Pam Corkery is now living in Australia and… Audio

The Panel discusses movies and series to watch, now that the time is perfect to download a whole load of entertainment. Melbournite Nick Buckley, holed-up in self-isolation, is one of hundreds of… Audio

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

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

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

Wallace Chapman reads the best of your feedback from throughout the week. Dame Vera Lynn has turned 103 today. Dr Rhys Jones joins The Panel to talk about the concerns around Maori health during the… Audio

Today in music history Bob Dylan released his debut album. Pro Choice groups are celebrating the passing of the Abortion Legislation Bill last night, which means abortion is now a medical procedure… Audio

On this day in 1984 Poi E by Patea Maori Club topped the charts. Frana Divich has just come out of 2 weeks of isolation after sitting behind a person with Covid 19 on a flight from Palmerston North… Audio

Today in music history in 1979, Gloria Gaynor started a four week run at number 1 in the Uk singles chart. Australian supermarkets have special hours for the elderly and vulnerable to make sure they… Audio

Today in music history, I Got You by Split Enz went to number in 1980. International professor of Law Al Gillespie talks about why New Zealand hasn't declared a national staet of emergency like a… Audio