Mai Chen
A list of the first jobs robots are going to take
A list of the first jobs to be taken over by robots has been released and it's not looking good for the media. Audio
Phil Goff looking to change the rules
Auckland's mayor looking to impose new rules for travel allowances for staff after a big spend up by Ateed workers on the road. Audio
Kellyanne Conway in trouble again
Kellyanne Conway's in the firing line again over having her feet on the Oval Office Couch during a meet and greet session. Audio
Researcher Mark Lister says there are big challenges
Head of Private Wealth Research at Craigs Investment Partners, Mark Lister, says there are big challenges to overcome with the record migration numbers. Audio
Analyst Tony Doe gives his views on Jacinda Ardern
Analyst Tony Doe talks about the Labour Party's decision to replace Annette King with Jacinda Ardern as deputy. Audio
Tributes flow as Tania Dalton's death confirmed
The Panel pays tribute to former Silver Tania Dalton who died earlier today after suffering a aneurysm while playing touch rugby last week. Audio
The Panel with Mai Chen and James Elliot (Part 2)
A list of the first jobs robots are going to take has been released;What the panelists have been up to;Herald Business Editor Liam Dann on Amazon's business model;Promoter Ian Magan says there's… Audio
The Panel with Mai Chen and James Elliot (Part 1)
Tributes flow as Tania Dalton's family confirm her death earlier today;Analyst Tony Doe gives his views on Jacinda Ardern replacing Annette King;Researcher Mark Lister says there are big challenges… Audio
Impeaching Donald Trump?
Donald Trump, today, seems to have resigned from positions he holds in more than 400 companies. That's a lot of resignations for one person. Audio
Another reason to give up smoking
New research shows that quitting smoking helps to stop symptoms of depression. Audio
HNWI are drawn to New Zealand
Wealthy Americans and Brits are eyeing up New Zealand as a good place to move after Trump's victory and the Brexit referendum result. Audio
Working too hard
Teachers are claiming they're suffering from burn out due to the long hours they work. Audio
Calls for changes to funding sources for councils being sought.
Kauriglen Operator Larry Mitchell supports a change in the way local governments are funded and joins the panel to discuss the options. Audio
The end of the TPP marks the beginning of new bilateral talks
Professor Al Gillespie joins the conversation on trade deals New Zealand has to negotiate with the US and the UK. Audio
The Panel with Mai Chen and Peter Fa'afiu (Part 2)
Teachers are claiming they're suffering from burn out due to the long hours they work. What the Panelists Mai Chen and Peter Fa'afiu want to talk about. Wealthy Americans and Brits are eyeing up New… Audio
The Panel with Mai Chen and Peter Fa'afiu (Part 1)
Professor Al Gillespie joins the conversation on trade deals New Zealand has to negotiate with the US and the UK. Kauriglen Operator Larry Mitchell supports a change in the way local governments are… Audio
Busting the bamboo ceiling
Is there institutionalised racism within New Zealand's public and private sectors? Does a bamboo ceiling exist? If it does, a group of Asian leaders are working to tear it down. Audio, Gallery
The media – who is in control?
"The media" - who is in control? How do you deal with ethnic stereotyping? Lynda Chanwai-Earle asks these questions at Mai Chen's Super Diversity Leadership programme and hears from experts on how to… Audio, Gallery
Post US election poll analysis
Both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are accused of not looking for the right things in the pre-election political polls. Audio