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1990s Japanese sports cars are now getting top dollar. David Tripe of Massey University's School of Economics and Finance talks about being surveilled by our banks accounts. Ecouraging more women in… Audio

The way ahead for water and agriculture. Labour leader Jacinda Ardern has today said recommendations of its tax working group would not be introduced until 2021. Audio

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For a long life choose Japan, Spain or Singapore. What the Panelists Chris Wikaira and Nicola Kean want to talk about. Gang expert Denis O'Reilly thinks boot camps for youth ofenders might not be such… Audio

Jacinta Ruru of the University of Otago on the possible Treaty and political ramifications of charging for the commercial use of water. Australian Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce is the latest… Audio

Jilly tyler is trapped in a ski club hut on Mt Ruapehu in a howling blizzard. Otago University is proposing to cut 182 full time support staff positions. Today another controversial Netflix movie is… Audio

The Highlanders overcome the visiting British Lions side in Dunedin.People parking up and sparking up in the 'burbs of Christchurch. The AAs Barney Irvine discusses what transit lanes are all about… Audio

Nutritionist Sally MacKay discusses whether junk food really is cheaper than healthy. Buildings around the wellington central police station have been evacuated. RNZ reporter Emile Donovan is there… Audio

Economist Paul Dalzeil of Lincoln University talks about selling our water and the politics involved. An energy drink's cynical name. Consumer New Zealand's Jessica Wilson talks about when an egg is… Audio

Steve Bell cartoons have outraged, entertained and provoked readers of The Guardian since 1981. Audio

Auckland librarian Karen Craig joins the discussion on what books are mostly borrowed from our libraries compared with the UK. What panelists Julia Hartley-Moore and Ben Thomas have been up to… Audio

Reporter Conan Young has the latest news on the fires surrounding Christchurch city. Sally Hughes from the Character Coalition joins the panel to talk about losing the fight to preserve the heritage… Audio

The Labour Party leader, Andrew Little, says foreign workers are going to needed to build more houses. But he says "It's not a reason to say we don't also invest in training and skiling New Zealanders… Audio

Are you wise to the subtle and not so subtle pressures to spend at Christmas? What the Panelists Gary McCormick and Jonathan Krebs want to talk about. Auckland City Missioner Chris Farrelly discusses… Audio

Al Gillespie of Waikato University discusses the end of the battle for the Syrian city of Aleppo. Listener reaction to discussions on poverty. Could more residential schools be one answer to child… Audio

Bob Dylan has won a Nobel prize for literature because of his lyric writing prowess. What the Panelists Duncan Webb and Simon Pound want to talk about. New York City's Commissioner of the Board of… Audio

Actor Robyn Malcom talks about her good friend Helen Kelly. The Chief Ombudsman will investigate the use of seclusion rooms in schools. Newly-elected Hurunui District Councillor Julia McLean wants her… Audio

Karen Kasler of Ohio Public Radio and Television disc usses the performance of Trump and Clinton in the second US presidential debate. Does central government care about local body elections. Phil… Audio

Twitter was awash with conspiracy theories that Hillary Clinton has a body double after her speedy recovery after fainting at a 9/11 commemoration. What the Panelists Michele A'Court and Neil Miller… Audio

Chris Gallavin of Massey University talks to us about bias and the sentencing of Nikolas Delegat for assault. Matt Lowrie of the Transport Blog talks about why costs for big transport projects seem to… Audio