Michelle Boag

What the Panellists Sharon Brettkelly and Michelle Boag have been thinking. Audio

A wrap of the Glastonbury festival for those who have never and probably will never find the chance to go to it. Audio

Air New Zealand chief executive Christopher Luxon has resigned. Could a political career lie ahead?

Mr Luxon has confirmed he is "interested" in politics, and that National would be his party of… Audio

National is not backing a candidate for this year's Auckland mayoral race leaving some right leaning voters with a difficult choice.

With less than four months until voting opens, the two leading… Audio

Rumours continue to swirl about a possible challenge to Simon Bridges' leadership by senior MP Judith Collins. The National caucus met yesterday for the first time after a two-week break. Arriving at… Audio

The grand-daughter of Walt Disney co-founder Roy Disney is calling for the company to spread its wealth more evenly, after it was revealed the company's chief executive was paid $98 million this year.

Consent has been granted for a controversial extension of Queen's Wharf in Auckland, allowing huge cruise ships to berth there. Audio

Some religious groups are missing out on funding because they object to taking money that comes from gambling. Why are so many charitable groups reliant on the pokies to stay solvent? Audio

Maori seats have been effective in getting more Maori into parliament - but there's a big dearth of Maori among local councils. Should - and can - we introduce similar structures? Audio

What's your favourite ever work perk? Audio

Some teachers whose qualifications are still being processed are being paid a temporary wage which ends up being less than $17.70 an hour. Stephanie Mills from the NZ Education Institute joins us to… Audio

Jacinda Ardern is trying to lead global efforts, in concert with France, to end the use of social media to promote and organise terrorism. But is our voice loud enough to make a difference on the… Audio

On the eve of Anzac Day, the panel ponders whether the meaning of a commemorative day can change over time. Audio

On the eve of Anzac Day, the panel ponders whether the meaning of a commemorative day can change over time. Jacinda Ardern is trying to lead global efforts, in concert with France, to end the use of… Audio

Auckland Council has responded to Mike Hosking's criticism of cycleways. The council says he was comparing the wrong data and he should "get out of his car".  Audio

Following our drones discussion over the last few days, we look into the problem of drones being used to spy on people and to scout out properties for thieves to burgle.  Audio

People fundraising with sausage sizzles in Bunnings carparks will be given revised health and safety instructions. Audio

Kiwi stuntman Phil Somerville has completed his journey sailing from the USA to New Zealand, testing the Pacific Ocean for plastic waste as part of the "Eat Less Plastic" campaign.  Audio