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You reveal a lot by the way you speak. What the Panelists Lisa Scott and Clarke Gayford want to talk about. Property writer Anne Gibson asks if a sky-high aprtment is worth the sky-high price tag.A… Audio

Three political party leaders gone in three weeks. Peter Dunne has resigned, he says "there is now a mood amongst Ohariu voters for a change of MP, which is unlikely to alter." Poet Brian Turner… Audio

NIWA climate scientist Nava Fedaeff on the storm that is affecting large parts of the country, causing flooding, slips and traffic distruption and Timaru Civil defence Controller talks about the state… Audio

Too much experience can be a good thing;Panel says;Retro Lions vs cheating All Blacks;Bald heads and cold houses;Teaching from primary through to secondary. Audio

Secret recording MP resigns;Govt implored to help Asian crime victims. Audio

Do you have time to do much other than eat, work and sleep? What the Panelists David Farrar and Penny Ashton want to talk about. The president of the Otago University Students Association Hugh Baird… Audio

Police officers were targetted in what's thought to be a terrorist attack in Paris. Jack Steer of the RSA talks about the modern day veteran ahead of ANZAC Day. Is laziness really behind the lack of… Audio

David Rockefeller has died. He was a believer in great responsibility coming with great wealth. What the Panelists Ali Jones and Michael Moynahan want to talk about. Kim Button of the Neighbourhood… Audio

The state of our race relations. Family lawyer Don Kennedy talks about what happens to young offenders and what happens to those who incite them. Teachers are against paying a $10 fee for Police… Audio

Otago students welcomed to Dunedin and given advice by the city's mayor on how to behave. What panelists Paula Penfold and Phillipa Stevenson have been up to. Business New Zealand Chief Executive Kirk… Audio

Another major South Island high country station has been approved to sell to an overseas anonymous buyer. The legality or not of sending Kim Dotcom to the United States. The High Court's upheld the… Audio

What it means to call yourself a feminist. What the Panelists Wendyl Nissen and Bernard Hickey want to talk about. A call for a swiming pool for Kaikora is answered. Christchurch woman Jo Scott is… Audio

Another terrorist attack in Europe leaves us wondering where this will all lead. Institution of Professional Engineers CEO Susan Freeman-Greene explains the discrepancies in engineers' reports for… Audio

Volunteers relocating paua on the uplifted Kaikoura coastline have defied an MPI ban. Craig Young of TUANZ discusses the practicalities of text warnings for tsunamis.John Key says a new family package… Audio

Unshakeable beilefs, Pardon for gay men in UK, Hekia Parata and her husband's health. Audio

Gable Tostee acquittal, Hillary Clinton, Labour Day. Audio

Social worker Daryl Brougham discusses the idea of young people remaining in state care until they're 21. Protests promised ahead of US warship visit. 'Quit whining,' Obama tells Trump. He has never… Audio

Marriage - should people stick at it more? What the Panelists Jonathan Krebs and Sue Wells want to talk about. Retirement and finding career options over 55. We talk to Kathryn Ennis-Carter about… Audio

Prime Minister John Key has sung Helen Clark's praises at the UN and urged for a ceasefire in Syria. Donald Trump jnr has tried to make a point about refugees using an analogy about Skittles - a… Audio

Russell Brown talks with Laura O'Connell Rapira, Toby Morris, Steve Abel and Sina Brown-Davis about how online awareness can be transformed in to action which changes society. Audio

A report on encounters between African youth and police in Auckland sought to highlight bias in the justice system. But negative backlash from the public in social media after its release has shocked… Video, Audio, Gallery