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Topics - One of New Zealand's most famous philanthropists, the economist Gareth Morgan, has accused the SPCA of being morally disoriented. The Chief Executive of Drug Free Sport New Zealand says a… Audio

Topics - for the seventh year leading global marketing communications company JWT has released its predictions on what will take off in the year ahead. The NZ Rugby Union announced late last night… Audio

Topics - Kim Dotcom says his new business venture - MEGA - will create hundreds of jobs. Flights between London and Auckland are up to twice as expensive when you book them from New Zealand compared… Audio

Happy Apocalypse. On the eve of his departure as Air New Zealand chief executive, Rob Fyfe has been accused of presiding over a "pattern of puerile, sexist depictions of women". Audio

The Auckland City Mission has seen record numbers of beneficiaries and low income earners queuing for Christmas charity this week. The pokies-for-a-convention centre deal is in peril, with the casino… Audio

Topics - New research from Australia shows that refusal to acknowledge fatigue now poses a greater threat than drink driving. The Employment Relations Authority expects to release a decision within a… Audio

Topics - New Zealand's television networks are toning down their shouting commercials in response to viewer complaints. A community worker says one popular South Auckland location has become the… Audio

Humans may be close to extracting all of Earth's available plant resources, the future of Christchurch schools, and students speak out in support of a Catholic school teacher who was fired for… Audio

Power bill increases, and changes to vehicle WOFs. Audio

Topics - Some Auckland Council staff have defied a gagging order from chief executive Doug McKay and criticised senior managers for their support of a high-ranking officer at the centre of bullying… Audio

Topics - Half of the New Zealand Defence Force's losses in Afghanistan have occurred in less than one per cent of the time our troops have been there. Details emerged today of thousands of taxpayer… Audio

Topics - The British Prime Minister, David Cameron, has branded the tax arrangements of comedian Jimmy Carr "morally wrong" after it emerged he uses a scheme which allows the wealthy to pay as little… Audio

Topics - The committee stage of the Mixed Ownership Model Bill has been completed, so the third reading is probably Tuesday. Hospitality businesses are using daily deal websites in increasing numbers… Audio

A British journalist says cupcakes are the new cocaine, an education specialist suggests kids not start school until age 6, and the G8 nations don't support Angela Merkel's imposing austerity measures… Audio

An officer has complained that police self-defence training is inadequate, and Alan Johnson of Community Housing Aotearoa talks to the Panel about current mortgage rates. Audio

Topics - Sweden was the first European country to introduce bank notes in 1661. Now it's come farther than most on the path toward getting rid of them. We've talked a bit, this week, about the tough… Audio

Topics - The National Party MP for Nelson, Nick Smith, has resigned all of his cabinet portfolios telling Parliament he made two errors of judgement relating to a friend who was battling the ACC. The… Audio

Tony Marryatt, and Otago Rugny Union's financial woes. Audio

Ultra-sterile conditions contributing to infections, rebuilding Christchurch, the growing gap between Maori achievers and under-achievers. Audio

Topics - Shock tactics have taken a back seat to comedy in the latest anti-drink driving advert aimed at a new generation. The proportion of Australian students studying science in Year 12 has almost… Audio

Topics - It's possible that the former TV One newsreader Richard Long could face legal action over his Hanover Finance advertisements. Some research by the funds analysts at Morningstar shows… Audio

Research New Zealand has just released its latest political poll. An American expert says bully victims should hit back. Wind farms are under attack from the Duke of Ediburgh. What do high heels say… Audio

Police are holding off searching media organisations over the Tea Tapes until after a High Court hearing tomorrow. The tea tapes have been good for a certain politician - Winston Peters. Research New… Audio

Labour Day; Muammar Gaddafi's death; The odds against France to win the RWC final; The luckiest place to live. Audio

Police are lowering their tolerance for speeding drivers again over Labour Weekend; New Zealand First's unceremonious dumping of its candidate Joe Glenn. Audio

Topics - Is your garden overrun by slugs and snails at the moment? Prediction from Harry Dent; Australian house prices will halve over the next few years - Bernard Hickey joins The Panel to discuss… Audio

Topics - The French team named for their Rugby World Cup clash with the All Blacks on Saturday leaves out several of their star players. The retirement commissioner has accused politicians (of all… Audio

Topics - The man blamed for two terror attacks in Norway is due to make his first appearance in court. Under current Norwegian law he faces a maximum of 21 years in jail. Audio

Where the global economy could head next; sensible password use; and Tiger Woods has sacked his Kiwi caddie Steve Williams after an incredibly long partnership. Audio

Israelis suspected of being Mossad agents are now being described as young backpackers; and newspaper reports have set a scene of Kindergartens crying poor over the cuts to Early Childhood Education -… Audio