Mai Chen
Weinstein company's crisis
More trouble for Weinstein, not the man this time but his company. Katie Mathison, president of PRINZ, tell us what the film company needs to do to recover from the Hollywood producer's scandal. Audio
No more kiwi-made Cadbury
Cadbury production will be shifted to Australia, officially, after no local supplier was able to take on the task of making our chocolate treats. Audio
The origins of Gold
A space crash more around the time of the dinosaurs has revealed clues about some rare elements in our Universe. Canterbury University's Dr Simone Scaringi tells us what scientists have learned about… Audio
Diversity in kids entertainment
A new Thomas the Tank Engine movie has raised a few questions. The panelists discuss whether diversity and inclusion invites criticism. Audio
Landlords v tenants
Andrew King from the Property Investors federation tells us why landlords are so concerned about damage to their properties. Audio
A new offensive
Waikato University's Al Gillespie tells us how the unrest in the Kurdistan city of Kirkuk echoes what's happening in Catalonia at the moment. Audio
Coalition Collision
We're edging closer to an announcement but so far all we've heard is talk about policy, policy, policy. The panelists give their views on how the politicians are tackling the waiting game. Audio
The Panel with John Barnett and Mai Chen (Part 2)
A new Thomas the Tank Engine movie has raised a few questions. The panelists discuss whether diversity and inclusion invites criticism. What the Panelists John Barnett and Mai Chen want to talk about… Audio
The Panel with John Barnett and Mai Chen (Part 1)
We're edging closer to an announcement but so far all we've heard is talk about policy, policy, policy. The panelists give their views on how the politicians are tackling the waiting game. Waikato… Audio
Immigration and education
If immigration is cut what will become of international student education providers? Audio
Another Aussie MP with dual citizenship
Australian Labor's deputy leader won't confirm or deny if he still has British citizenship. Audio
Rail vs roads
Rachel Brown of the Sustainable Business Network on what transport is favoured by business. Audio
Specialists and generalists
Is there an anti-intellectualism feeling in the world? Audio
Labour candidate puts hard word on market organiser
Labour's Pakuranga candidate gets heavy over not being accomodated for campaigning. Audio
Is discrimination behind being denied charity status?
Bob McCroskrie of the socially conservative group Family First talks about its charitable works. Audio
Phil Goff may have to break his election promise
Max Rashbrooke of Victoria University on whether Auckland Council needs to cut costs to keep Mayor Phil Goff's rates rise promise. Audio
Any publicity good publicity?
Gareth Morgan's TOP party has seized a publicity opportunity after "lipstick on a pig" comment. Audio
The Panel with Mai Chen, and Finlay MacDonald,(Part 2)
Is there an anti-intellectualism feeling in the world? What the Panelists Mai Chen and Finlay MacDonald want to talk about. Rachel Brown of the Sustainable Business Network on what transport is… Audio