Ruth Money
The Panel with Ruth Money and Chris Orr (Part 1)
Topics - New Zealand and Australia will jointly host the 2023 Women's Football World Cup, it was announced in the early hours of this morning. We speak to Suzanne McFadden the editor of LockerRoom on… Audio
What Ruth Money and Chris Orr have been thinking about
Panellists Ruth Money and Chris Orr share what they have been thinking about lately. Audio
The Story of the Day with Caitlin Cherry
Caitlin Cherry has been collecting bad date stories. Audio
Academics say alcohol restrictions would help free up hospitals
Public health associate professor Louise Delaney, along with another colleague, say restrictions on alcohol could help to reduce avoidable hospitalisations during the pandemic. Audio
Are we a nation of panic bakers
There's a huge demand in supermarkets for flour during the lock down. Does this point to us being a nation of panic bakers, using the hobby to calm our nerves. Audio
What the Coronavirus means for climate change
Climate change researcher Professor James Renwick head of the School of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences at Victoria University explores the impact of Coronavirus on climate change. Audio
Music history for 1 April 2020
On this day in 1976 - AC/DC made their live debut in the UK. Audio
Businesses costs rise as the minimum wages goes up
New Zealand businesses face increased costs as the minimum wage increases from &17.70 an hour to $18.90. Audio
People at risk of using violence urged to use support services
Family Violence Specialists are urging people who are at risk of using violence to use the support services that are still available during the Covid-19 lockdown. Audio
More widespread testing for Covid-19 on the cards
Microbiologist and immunologist from Otago Univerity Professor James Usser talks about the reasons behind the Government's decision to increas the number of tests for Covid 19. Audio
The Panel with Ruth Money and Bill Ralston (Part 2)
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
The Panel with Ruth Money and Bill Ralston (Part 1)
Microbiologist and immunologist from Otago Univerity Professor James Usser talks about the reasons behind the Government's decision to increas the number of tests for Covid 19. Family Violence… Audio
I've been thinking for 1 April 2020
Panellists Ruth Money and Bill Ralston share what they've been thinking about on day seven of the lockdown. Audio
Story of the Day for 1 April 2020
Caitlin Cherry talks about how people are using music and humour to cope with being in lockdown. Audio
Is music in bars getting louder or are we getting older?
The often debated issue of music in bars, is it getting louder or are we getting older? Audio
The latest on the US primary vote in New Hampshire
Correspondent Simon Hampton talks to the Panel about the lastest results in the New Hampshire Primary for the Democrats. Audio
Petrol and diesel powered vehicles to become outcasts
Petrol cars are likely to become obselete and socially unaccpetable in the new era of climate change awareness. Audio
New report calls for the regions to lead their own growth
Regional development expert, David Wilson, has written a report on why the regions should be leading their own growth initiatives, not central government. He joins The Panel to discuss why the… Audio
Today in music history: Jazz musician Lyle Mays died this week
Today in music history, jazz musician Lyle Mays died earlier this week Audio
Salvation Army State of the Nation report out today
Paul Barber, co-author of the Salvation Army's State of the Nation report out today, talks about the areas where New Zealand is still failing parts of society badly. Audio
