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Andrew Bascand: Iran conflict impacts more than just gas prices

2

Dr Alex Bartle: Most people are ruining their own sleep

3

Peter Dunne: National Party calls in former broadcaster for comms help

4

Mark Mitchell: Emergency Management Minister on Cyclone Vaianu

5

Dougal Sutherland: Let your kids be bored

6

Allaine Burkett: Should we be pouring into the market?

7

The Panel with Wilhelmina O'Keeffe & Luke Dallow: Artemis II, flat whites are out

8

Allyson Gofton: Chef discusses health benefits of a seasonal diet

9

Helen Clark and Maurice Williamson: What can we expect from the build-up to the election?

10

Sara Chatwin: Is it okay for children to be involved in politics?

11

Kelly Gammie: The biggest interior design mistakes

12

The Panel with Matilda Green & Shane Henderson: Artemis II, fuel crisis

13

Amanda Morrall: Saving money with rising costs

14

Dr Bryan Betty: Should patients be using Chat GPT?

15

Josh Ellison: Fuel crisis good news for renewable energy sector

16

Winston Peters: More mining royalties back into the regions

17

Nathan Wallis: Are parents to blame for social media addiction?

18

Ed McKnight: Is it still worth buying a house?

19

The Panel with Kyle MacDonald and Pete Wolfkamp: Fuel support, location sharing

20

Rupert Carlyon: Global tension? Ignore your KiwiSaver

21

Dr John Cameron: The divide between Telehealth and face-to-face appointments

22

Liam Hehir: NZ First in solid position ahead of election

23

Alex Chiet: Are we doing our kids a disservice if they don't play sports?

24

Campbell Dunoon: Is a conditional offer ruining your house-buying chances?

25

The Panel with Jordan Williams and Paul Spoonley: Fuel prices, dog attacks

26

Chris Wilson: KiwiSaver changes need some tweaking

27

Greg Pain: Avoiding injuries before they happen

28

Kelly Eckhold: We have to look at the fuel situation "day by day"

29

Shane Jones: ComCom "need to get to the bottom" of Gull fuel shortage

30

John Cowan: How should you scare your kids straight?

31

Mike Atkinson: Red flags tenants and landlords miss

32

The Panel with Brad Olsen and Allan Blackman: Oil crisis, goodbye Winston Churchill

33

Nick Crawford: The mistakes people make with a windfall

34

Alex Flint: Training for your body type

35

Clint Smith: Polls aren't as important as you'd think (1)

36

"Who is leading this invasion?": Former PM Helen Clark on Iran

37

Dougal Sutherland: Children benefit more from being with parents than ECE

38

Nichole Lewis: Townhouses are a bad investment

39

The Panel with Jo McCarroll & Murray Crane: Iran, Dave Rennie

40

Martin Hawes: Are you losing money on ethical investing?

41

David Letele: Why are we always getting in our own way when we're getting healthy?

42

Nicola Willis: KiwiSaver changes to loosen restrictions on rural investors

43

Dr Geoffrey Miller: "Great unknown" after Iran Supreme Leader confirmed dead

44

Sara Chatwin: Should you stay together for the kids?

45

Mark Harris: Is this the end of mum and dad investors?

46

The Panel with Shane Henderson and Luke Dallow: Crime stats, RBNZ wants more banks

47

Cameron Bagrie: Economist on new Trump tariffs' impact for kiwis

48

Paul Goldsmith: Justice Minister chats the reality of 'move-on' announcement

49

Dr Maneesh Deva: Is social media harm inescapable without isolating our children?

50

Peter Norris: The questions to ask before you declare yourself the bank of mum and dad

51

The Panel with Brad Olsen and Mark Crysell: Winter Olympics, former prince Andrew

52

Shane Solly: Spots of recovery in the economy

53

Matt Doocey: We've come a long way with mental health

54

Feroz Ali: National did a great job with India FTA

55

David Seymour: ACT wants to cut number of Govt ministries

56

John Cowan: Stress is making you a bad parent

57

Martin Cooper: Westpac picks 6 OCR hikes

58

The Panel with Matilda Green and Pete Wolfkamp: Maori seats, social media addiction

59

Janet Xuccoa: Where do trusts fit in to aged care funding?

60

Kent Johns: Could a fad be what you need to get back into exercise?

61

Nick Leggett: Wellington Council "chronically underinvest" in water infrastructure

62

Kathryn Berkett: Who's dropping the ball with new entrants?

63

Ed McKnight: Finding the right agent for you

64

The Panel with Jordan Williams and Richard Lindroos: Waitangi Day, Epstein files

65

Sharon Chandra: You could be essentially married without even realising it

66

Claire Turnbull: More exercise doesn't mean more food

67

Simeon Brown: Prescription changes to free up GP practices

68

Mane Tahere: Luxon's Waitangi Day attendance "very important"

69

Dougal Sutherland: Some kids need a hands-off learning approach

70

Bryan Thomson: "Fast, simple way" of working out the property market

71

The Panel with Luke Dallow and Paul Spoonley: Te Pati Maori, staff discounts

72

Martin Hawes: When does life insurance stop being worth it?

73

Dr. Bryan Betty: How to choose the right GP

74

Steve Cullen: Criminal Lawyer discusses balancing sentencing discounts with community trust in judicial system

75

David Seymour: Deputy PM and Associate Education Minister comments on increasing attendence numbers

76

Sara Chatwin: When should you let your kids get a smartphone

77

Andrew Nicols: How old is too old to invest in property?

78

The Panel with Allan Blackman and Mark Crysell: Mount Maunganui, Trump's NATO comments

79

Todd Charteris: "Let's not let perfect get in the way of better"

80

Greg Pain: Don't let your motivation kill your motivation

81

"The buck stops with me": Police Minister on public transport violence

82

Jamie Ensor: Luxon will be "looking to stay under the radar" at State of the Nation

83

Nathan Wallis: Dealing with disappointing NCEA grades

84

Nichole Lewis: No-consent granny flats are in, but should you get one?

85

The Panel with Wilhelmina O'Keeffe and Murray Crane: Scott Robertson, Greenland

86

Jannet Xuccoa: When's the right time for a trust?

87

Allyson Gofton: Chef discusses how to feed the family without leaving waste

88

Lockwood Smith and Richard Hills: Wrapping the year of Politics

89

Sara Chatwin: Raise your kids to be grateful for their Christmas gifts

90

Ed McKnight: Has property investment fundamentally changed?

91

The Panel with Irene Gardiner and Shane Henderson: Bondi shooting, Gloriavale School

92

Dr Michel Neeff: The countless thing that harm your hearing - and it's not noise

93

Jonathan Kearsley: Nato's strength depends on United States

94

Nicola Willis: "I will stand up for myself" against Taxpayers' Union

95

Dr Jacqui Maguire: Parents need to prepare their kids for the real world

96

Mike Atkinson: Pets won't destroy your rental

97

The Panel with Brad Olsen & Allan Blackman: U.S. visa screening, Irish goodbye

98

Andrew Bascand: We've seen the bottom of the rate cycle

99

David Letele: Finding the right kind of motivation

100

Rawiri Taonui: Te Pati Maori will need to clean up before the election

101

Matthew Hague: Police will need to "work hard to rebuild" public trust after McSkimming scandal

102

Dougal Sutherland: Does NZ need a social media ban?

103

Mark Harris: The revolution of the Kiwi dream

104

The Panel with Simon Wilson and Wilhelmina Shrimpton: Ikea, social media ban

105

Lisa Dudson: Is it time to fix long term?

106

Alex Flint: We're overcomplicating our health

107

Dr Luke Bradford: GP clinic loans "a part of the solution"

108

Kathryn Berkett: Do we need to change the way we do prize givings?

109

Martin Cooper: How do you decide on the method of sale?

110

The Panel with Paul Spoonley and Jo McCarroll: Russian spy pigeons, 1.2m tonnes food waste

111

Martin Hawes: Higher earners increasingly seeking budgeting help

112

John Cameron: Eat as much cholesterol as you'd like

113

Simon Watts: New Zealand on the right path for climate change

114

Rupert Carlyon: KiwiSaver changes would be a step in the right direction

115

Nathan Wallis: Family vs friends for the summer holidays

116

David Grubb: What makes a property a liability?

117

The Panel with Pete Wolfkamp and Kyle MacDonald: Fishing protest, puberty blockers

118

Rupert Carlyon: Take a breath before you touch that windfall

119

Alex Bartle: You'll need to lower your core temperature this summer

120

Mark Mitchell: Frontline cops furious over McSkimming scandal

121

Kate Acland: U.S. removes 15% tariff on NZ beef exports

122

John Cowan: Pocket money in a cashless society

123

Nichole Lewis: Getting your property market ready

124

The Panel with Murray Crane and Shane Henderson: McSkimming, gun laws

125

Hamish Pepper: The NZ economy is finally recovering

126

Kent Johns: It's not to late to work on your summer body

127

Aaron Hendry: Rough sleeper ban would do more harm

128

Paul Goldsmith: Meth importers a "good place to start"

129

Sara Chatwin: Helping your kids through exam stress

130

Bryan Thomson: Don't let property policies stop you from buying

131

The Panel with Richard Lindroos and Mark Crysell: Fireworks ban, BBC splices clips

132

Max Whitehead: Be careful when placing a complaint with HR

133

Matt Doocey: "People want a bipartisan approach to mental health"

134

Simeon Brown: Modular wards aren't ideal, but we need the beds

135

Geoffrey Miller: "APEC/ASEAN was a win for NZ"

136

Sheridan Eketone: Kids on devices isn't all bad

137

Debbie Roberts: CGT wouldn't be the end of the world

138

The Panel with Jordan Williams and Luke Dallow: Measles, 50 more MPs?

139

Janet Xuccoa: What's the point of a trust?

140

Greg Pain: The things you can do to avoid injuries

141

Fleur Fitzsimons: Healthcare workers aren't asking for much

142

Stephen Hoadley: Here's what we can expect from APEC

143

Kathryn Berkett: Is it a good idea to stay together for the kids?

144

Peter Norris: Don't borrow as much as the bank will give allow you to

145

The Panel with Pete Wolfkamp and Wilhelmina Shrimpton: Potholes, Louvre heist

146

Chris Wilson: Tech and AI should be changing your KiwiSaver plans

147

Dr Bryan Betty: Taking preventative steps for better future health

148

Chris Abercrombie: Palestine first on the agenda in pay dispute meeting with govt

149

Ricardo Menendez-March: Welfare sanctions "punishing unemployed people"

150

Kim Harvey: We need to allow our kids to rest

151

Ed McKnight: Be careful fixing for too long

152

The Panel with Paul Spoonley and Simon Wilson: Israel peace deal, ads on Christmas

153

Amanda Morrall: There's more to life besides money

154

Alex Flint: Exerising just isn't enough for weight loss

155

David Seymour: Maori wards are unfair

156

John Cowan: Parenting can be the best days ever

157

Daniel Marshall: Living space is key to improving a property

158

The Panel with Allan Blackman and Murray Crane: Polls, Nobel Peace Prize

159

Sara Chatwin: Psychologist at MindWorks talks when to let your kids make their own decisions

160

Martin Cooper: Managing Director at Harcourts Cooper & Co talks the fear of overpaying for property

161

Clare Turnbull: Nutritionist talks the importance of good diet for mental health

162

Louise Upston: Social Development Minister talks new parental assistance test and new incentive to stay in work

163

Simeon Brown: Health Minister talks lowering of bowel cancer screening age

164

Martin Hawes: Does a new Reserve Bank governor even matter?

165

David Letele: You just have to start

166

No State of Palestine: Experts critique the Government's decision

167

Hamish Pepper: Forecasts rise for OCR after GDP shrinks

168

Dr Michel Neeff: We're too casual about our hearing

169

Geoffrey Miller: Foreign minister likely to discuss conditions for Palestine

170

Simeon Brown: Addressing the small-scale issues with $100m hospital boost

171

Dougal Sutherland: Don't offer advice on school subject choices

172

Debbie Roberts: Net migration and unemployment key to property booms

173

The Panel with Luke Dallow and Kyle MacDonald: GDP, Jimmy Kimmel

174

Rupert Carlyon: KiwiSaver is unaffordable as it is

175

Allyson Gofton: Maintaining a healthy diet with a busy life

176

Viv Beck: New tourism funding boost will be a game changer

177

Willow-Jean Prime: NCEA reforms "not worked through properly"

178

John Cowan: "I was too busy staying in school to get an education"

179

James Logan: You should be maintaining your roof

180

The Panel with Brigitte Morten and Wilhelmina Shrimpton: Tom Phillips, Russian drones

181

Max Whitehead: Is it always the squeaky wheel that gets the oil?

182

Greg Pain: It's okay to slouch, as long as you're moving

183

Winston Peters: "We need kiwi values"

184

Stuart Nash: "My politics certainly align with NZ First"

185

Heather Taylor: Access to ECE is essential for all families

186

Ryan Weir: Regulation needed to get rid of cowboys

187

The Panel with Allan Blackman and Richard Lindroos: China's military parade, Paris Agreement

188

Shamubeel Eaqub: Reconsidering which insurance you use

189

Kyle MacDonald: Do you need a therapist or just a friend?

190

Paul Goldsmith: "156,000 victims too many"

191

Ernie Newman: Express lane isn't enough to end the duopoly

192

Sara Chatwin: Raising children in the modern world

193

Nichole Lewis: Making housing affordable without ruining the economy

194

The Panel with Pete Wolfkamp and Madison Burgess-Smith: Supermarket reforms, Taylor Swift

195

Andrew Bascand: The OCR won't solve anything

196

Kent Johns: It's not about losing the weight, it's about habits

197

Murat Ungor: NZ Post is making a mistake

198

John Battersby: The balancing act between our economy and our alliances

199

Harpreet Singh: Are parenting doing enough for their kid's education?

200

Bryan Thomson: The right agent is essential when buying or selling

201

The Panel with Mark Crysell and Jo McCarroll: Ghislaine Maxwell, gang patch ban repeal

202

Janet Xuccoa: You should be checking your will annually

203

John Cowan: We need a reality check for our alcohol problem

204

Martin Snedden: Community sports need the extra funding

205

Paul Buchanan: What happened in that Trump/Putin meeting?

206

Nathan Willis: You can't overestimate the importance of early attachment

207

Martin Cooper: Sell before you buy

208

The Panel with Kyle MacDonald and Shane Henderson: No more marshmallows

209

Simon Brown: Financial literacy is invaluable

210

Sir Ashley Bloomfield: Children face many barriers in healthcare

211

Derek Cheng: Australia and New Zealand's Prime Ministers are on the same page

212

Marama Davidson: Government needs new ideas

213

Dougal Sutherland: You should tell off other people's kids

214

"Definitely do it": LJ Hooker Head says staging your home is a must

215

The Panel with Irene Gardiner and Luke Dallow: RUCs, bootcamp

216

Amanda Morrall: Why is refinancing increasingly common?

217

Dr Sola Freeman: Menopausal women deserve more support

218

Kate Acland: Tariffs will see NZ exports pivot to other markets

219

Nicola Toki: Conservation Act needs an overhaul, but not like this

220

John Cowan: Parents are ruining sports for their children

221

Debbie Roberts: Property investment isn't as passive as you'd think

222

The Panel with Liam Hehir and Brad Olsen: Nuclear submarines, tsunami alerts

223

Shane Solly: Is NZ ready for the global 'melt up'?

224

Dr Michel Neeff: It's not just loud sounds ruining your hearing

225

Same-day enrolments: Deputy PM doubles down on 'dropkick' comment

226

More overseas building products: Chris Penk on the end of the GIB monopoly

227

Sara Chatwin: What do you do when your young child gets in a relationship?

228

Helen O'Sullivan: It might be time to haggle on your rent

229

The Panel with Pete Wolfkamp and Mark Crysell: Buttergate, drugs on Facebook

230

Rupert Carlyon: We need to teach our kids about money

231

Greg Pain: Maintaining your bone health as you age

232

"Best job I've ever had": Education minister on increasing passing rates

233

Nicola Willis: Over $6bn of infrastructure projects starting this year

234

Dougal Sutherland: A 'no-blame' policy is the key to online safety

235

Ed McKnight: What are people willing to sacrifice to own a home?

236

The Panel with Allan Blackman and Jo McCarroll: Ram raids down, Coldplay concert scandal

237

Hannah McQueen: The cheap, unnecessary purchases can cost thousands

238

Dr Andy Johnston: Immunotherapy is the future of cancer treatment

239

Lt. Col Tim Tuatini: We especially need to be combat-ready now

240

Winston Peters: We can't get trade without security

241

Jenny Hale: A strong-willed child doesn't back down

242

Brad Olsen: Buyers shouldn't wait for more OCR cuts

243

The Panel with Brigitte Morten and Luke Dallow: Nurses strike to boost staffing, Lotto's Powerball ad

244

Martin Hawes: Self-employed people will be hit hardest by KiwiSaver cuts

245

Claire Turnbull: Fibre and sleep are keys to a strong diet

246

Jason Walls: We could expect stronger intesification

247

Martin Glynn: Congestion charges won't solve Auckland's traffic

248

Sara Chatwin: Extended family are a huge help for wisdom

249

Nichole Lewis: Search for the deal, not the location

250

The Panel with Kyle MacDonald and Wilhelmina Shrimpton: New crime setencing, Qantas data breach

251

Max Whitehead: Work impacts your happiness in life

252

Kent Johns: Finding the time to exercise isn't as daunting as it seems

253

Sandy Lau: Superannuation will cost us more in the future

254

Ruth Money: Victims can feel heard again

255

Sandy Pasley: Parents must ask how engaged their child is in school

256

Ilse Wolfe: The market decides what your property is really worth

257

The Panel with Brad Olsen and Mark Crysell: Driver's license tests, Trevor Mallard sued

258

Hamish Pepper: The US dollar is weakening

259

Caitlin Fris: Bladder leakage is nothing to be ashamed about

260

Tere Carr: Mark Brown has to eat some humble pie

261

Geoffrey Miller: We could be on the brink of World War 3

262

Nathan Wallis: Mindfulness combats anxiety and depression

263

Debbie Roberts: Negotiating a deal is everything

264

The Panel with Pete Wolfkamp and Irene Gardiner: Swear words in parliament, Iran-Israel tensions

265

Amanda Morrall: What makes someone good with money?

266

Dr John Cameron: Alcohol isn't the root problem

267

Warwick Bagg: Let doctors do what they need to do

268

Helen Clark: Christopher Luxon to meet with Xi Jinping

269

The Panel with Simon Wilson and Allan Blackman: Iran-Israel attacks, LA riots

270

Martin Cooper: There will be mistakes with council valuations

271

John Cowan: Relationships with your in-laws can be crucial

272

Rupert Carlyon: "Investing can be extremely simple"

273

Dr Libby Weaver: You're not getting enough nutrients

274

Erica Stanford: A new visa for parents of citizens

275

Jordan Williams: Polls are needed year-round

276

Dougal Sutherland: We can't stop our children doing stupid things

277

Alexandra Vranyac-Wheeler: Staying on top of electrical issues this winter

278

The Panel with Jenni Vernon and Paul Spoonley: Fieldays, UK defence strategy

279

Todd Hammington: The secret to employee retention

280

Greg Pain: How hard is too hard when pushing yourself in a workout?

281

Naked deepfakes: The Act MP trying to ban the rising issue

282

"These are not car enthusiasts": Police Minister on boy racers in Levin

283

Kathryn Berkett: Where is the line between school and parental obligations?

284

"You have to look carefully": Campbell Dunoon on choosing a real estate agent

285

The Panel with Mark Crysell and Luke Dallow: Fines for truancy, new Deputy PM

286

Martin Hawes: "No incentive for self-employed people to join KiwiSaver"

287

Kyle MacDonald: We need better allocation of mental health funding

288

Adam Pearse: One week left for Peters in the Deputy PM seat

289

Michael Littlewood: Pensions should never be means tested

290

The Panel with Brad Olsen & Wilhelmina Shrimpton: Budget talks, Te Pati Maori MPs punishment

291

"Where do we draw the line?": Expert says foreign buyer policies and golden visas need consideration

292

Dharshana Ponnampalam: How to deal with a child's mental health struggles

293

Are we doing enough for our hearts?

294

Stuart Nash & Jordan Williams: What does the budget need to deliver?

295

Sara Chatwin: Parents have to have the hard conversations around weight

296

"Some other problem": Property manager says rental wait times not just a market issue

297

The Panel with Pete Wolfkamp and Jo McCarroll: C word in Parliament, student loan crackdown

298

Janet Xuccoa: Trusts aren't just for the wealthy

299

Alex Flint: Exercises for longevity

300

Mark Mitchell: It's time to crack down on boy racers

301

Maurice Williamson: More is needed for protecting our border

302

"They just want to connect with their mates": A parenting expert's take on potential social media ban

303

A community for over 45s: An investment or a home?

304

The Panel with Irene Gardiner and Allan Blackman: Pope Leo XIV, pay equity

305

Shamubeel Eaqub: We have to move toward he Australian retirement model

306

Claire Turnbull: Not all supplements were created equal

307

"Not a surprise": Sam Emery on Albanese's victory

308

"Stop buying secondhand equipment": Defence Minister on new Defence helicopters

309

Dougal Sutherland: Your teen's angst may be your fault

310

"A good property will always be rented": Property expert says it's always time to invest

311

The Panel with Shane Henderson & Paul Spoonley: Wellington Council, prisoner voting

312

Chris Di Leva: The markets aren't looking too bad

313

Dr John Cameron: Skinny people have heart attacks too

314

"It's about providing patient safety": Health minister on regulating physician associates

315

"People worry about running out of juice": Transport minister on more funding for EV chargers

316

Sandy Pasley: Teaching values falls on parents as well as schools

317

Kelvin Davidson: Are new builds or older homes more attractive to buyers?

318

The Panel with Kyle MacDonald and Luke Dallow: ANZAC boycott, Trump says "Vladimir, STOP!"

319

Katie Wesney: Financial Adviser and Coach on taking the fear out of investing

320

Dr Alex Bartle from Sleep Well Clinic on the best ways to get a good nights sleep, how to take the pressure off getting rest, when sleep devices are helpful and more

321

Simon Arcus: Wellington Chamber of Commerce CEO on the upcoming election, what Wellington needs to thrive, Tory Whanau's chances, Andrew Little

322

Sir Lockwood Smith: What Luxon needs to achieve in meeting with Kier Starmer

323

Kieran McAnulty: Labour List MP on the bill to change the sale and supply of alcohol laws during holidays

324

Ilse Wolfe: How to make the most out of your investment property

325

Kathryn Berkett: Should you try to manage your children's friendships?

326

The Panel with Wilhelmina Shrimpton and Mark Crysell: Did we get enough notice about the storms?

327

Max Whitehead: Why are Gen X so unhireable?

328

Dr Mark Williams: Devices are ruining your sleep

329

David Carter: NZ 'celebrities' run the local governments

330

Peter Dunne: Winston Peters doesn't need to be involved in all the PM's phone calls

331

Jenny Hale: Parents are raising less resilient children

332

Debbie Roberts: Restructure your mortgage

333

The Panel with Pete Wolfkamp and Jo McCarroll: Tariffs, Robert Irwin

334

Lisa Dudson: Here's where your money is safest right now

335

"I'm hopeful": Sir Ashley Bloomfield on the future of health in New Zealand

336

"How long is a piece of string?": Consent-free granny flats increased to 70sqm

337

"I saw the GFC - this was worse": Chief Economist on 'Liberation Day'

338

Sara Chatwin: Setting boundaries in a blended family household

339

Ed McKnight: Is the golden age of property over?

340

The Panel: Benjamin Doyle's Instagram, America's Cup host

341

Amanda Morrall: Are you financially 'average' - and does it matter?

342

Niki Bezzant: It's time to stop the taboo of menopause

343

Lance Burdett: Police do make people feel safe

344

Nicola Willis: Finance Minister on significant supermarket reforms

345

Grace Strange: The birth plan leaves at the first contraction

346

Campbell Dunoon: Gen Z is changing the way property is sold

347

The Panel with Luke Dallow and Paul Spoonley: Leaked military texts, Tamatha Paul

348

Andrew Bascand: You can be optimistic about where the economy is going

349

Greg Pain: Core strength is key

350

Winston Peters: "Protesters give us something to push back on"

351

Cameron Luxton: ACT calls for more powers for Kāinga Ora

352

Rockley Montgomery: Military school principal on character schools

353

Melissa Greenough: The basics of interior design

354

The Panel with Niva Retimanu and Mark Crysell: NZDF job cuts, paying to post on Facebook

355

Martin Hawes: Working after 65 isn't just good for your bank account...

356

Dr John Cameron: "We don't know how paracetamol works"

357

Oliver Hartwich: "We can't risk angering the Americans"

358

Brad Olsen: Tolls are probably the way of the future

359

Kathryn Berkett: Don't make it easy for your kids to live at home after school

360

Ashley Church: Better days are coming for the housing market

361

The Panel with Kyle MacDonald and Wilhelmina Shrimpton: Living wages, Ardern's new book, PPPs

362

Amanda Morrall: Stabilising your finances in unstable times

363

Alex Flint: You don't need 10,000 steps a day

364

Chris Penk: Premium payments to speed up land acquisitions

365

Angus Chambers: "GPs know about long wait times more than anyone"

366

Dougal Sutherland: You don't need to treat your kids equally

367

Mike Atkinson: The dynamic between tenants and landlords is changing

368

The Panel with Anna Burns-Francis and Peter Wolfkamp: Adrian Orr, anti-DEI

369

Max Whitehead: Your CV's font could lose you the job

370

Ethically Kate: How ethics fit into your health

371

Mark Mitchell: Getting firearms out of the hands of gangs

372

Geoffrey Miller: "Trump is following a realistic foreign policy"

373

John Cowan: When the empty-nester syndrome starts to set in

374

Nichole Lewis: Women under-represented in investment property ownership

375

The Panel with Liam Hehir and Jo McCarroll: Zelenskyy's White House visit, sovereign citizens

376

Hamish Pepper: Don't act too quickly after OCR announcement

377

Dr Alex Bartle: Stop tracking your sleep

378

David Seymour: NZ needs to loosen investment settings

379

Jordan Williams: It's time to review charity tax

380

Dr Leila Masson: Our children are chronically stressed

381

Ilse Wolfe: The key is doing the work yourself

382

The Panel: Chinese warships, illegal dumping, James Bond

383

Greg Pain: Best and worst exercise trends

384

David Seymour: ACT Party leader says the Labour Party has gone too far left

385

Chris Hipkins: Labour leader dismisses anti-LGBTQ protests as 'pathetic'

386

Dave Atkinson: Building resilience in your children

387

Helen O'Sullivan: Auctions aren't what they used to be

388

The Panel: Fluoridation, Johnson & Johnson class action

389

Martin Hawes: Mortgage arrears increase by 1,100 in December

390

Ganesh Raj: Getting over convenience food

391

Jason Walls: Government announces relaxed immigration settings for investors

392

Matthew Horncastle: "I can't think of a single Kiwi who would be negatively affected"

393

Kathryn Berkett: Spotting neurodiversity in your children

394

Debbie Roberts: Your RV doesn't matter all that much

395

The Panel with Kyle MacDonald and Wilhelmina Shrimpton: David Seymour, Margie Apa, Kanye West

396

Nadine Higgins: Finding the path of least resistance

397

Kent Johns: Maintaining a routine

398

Kelly Eckhold: Donald Trump's tariffs are just the beginning

399

Shane Jones: New Zealand's economy needs fossil fuels

400

John Cowan: Parents are passing their anxieties on to their kids

401

Nick Goodall: We're looking at a tough few months ahead

402

The Panel with Pete Wolfkamp and Anna Burns-Francis: Dunedin Hospital, digital nomads, and controversial comments

403

Max Whitehead: Dust off that CV

404

Dr John Cameron: "If you're taking a blood test, you should already know the result"

405

David Seymour: Debriefing the State of the Nation

406

Grace Strange: Drastic increase in women requesting c-sections

407

Ashley Church: What makes a property valuable?

408

The Panel: Inauguration, teacher shortage, Ratana

409

Amanda Morrall: "There's a big difference between theory and practice in finances"

410

David Letele: You have to want it to get it

411

James Ross: Making sense of the latest poll

412

Dougal Sutherland: Dealing with the fallout from a bad exam result

413

Ed McKnight: "Inflation is nobody's friend"

414

The Panel: Trump inauguration, TikTok ban, new poll

415

Martin Hawes: Is cash a good gift for the grandkids?

416

Allyson Gofton: Preparing for a delicious Christmas day

417

The Year in Politics with Lockwood Smith and Helen Clark

418

John Cowan: Managing family conflict over Christmas

419

Ed McKnight: 2025 will be a great year for property

420

The Panel with Luke Dallow and Kyle MacDonald: HYEFU, Easter trading, Liam Lawson

421

Shane Solly: What are private assets and its investment characteristics?

422

Dr Alex Bartle: How can we fix bad sleeping habits?

423

Politics Central: Unpacking the Government's action plan for hydrogen energy

424

Dougal Sutherland: Kids need awards as reinforcement

425

Helen O'Sullivan: Apartments are the best investments

426

The Panel with Pete Wolfkamp and Mark Crysell: New ferries, greyhound racing banned

427

Max Whitehead: What not to post on social media as an employee

428

Greg Pain: If running is so natural - why are injuries so common?

429

Steve Abel: Greens claim they can reduce emission five-fold

430

Ginny Andersen: Youth offender bootcamps not worth the taxpayers' money

431

Kim Harvey: Avoiding teaching your kids over-consumption at Christmas time

432

Nichole Lewis: The Bank of Mum and Dad shouldn't imply cash

433

The Panel with Irene Gardiner and Simon Wilson: Two youths abscond bootcamp, the brown onion hack, Hunter Biden pardoned

434

Amanda Morrall: Changing bad spending habits

435

Alex Flint: When is it time to get a personal trainer?

436

Chris Hipkins: "In it to win it" for 2026

437

Sir Ashley Bloomfield: Reflecting on the Covid-19 response

438

Kathryn Berkett: You need to let your kids be stressed

439

Debbie Roberts: The Reserve Bank should have gone further

440

The Panel with Wilhelmina Shrimpton and Niva Retimanu: Nikki Kaye, Covid inquiry released, Jaguar rebrand

441

Lisa Dudson: How to teach your kids about money

442

Dr John Cameron: Advocating for yourself with your GP

443

Mahe Drysdale: LGFA increases borrowing capacity for select councils

444

Mark Mitchell: Bootcamp offender arrested, gang patch ban

445

Holly Brooker: Helping kids adjust when it's time to move out

446

Ashley Church: Considering different methods of sale

447

The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Paul Spoonley: Russia eyes the West, gang patch ban, nuclear energy

448

Chris Di Leva: Investment markets after the U.S. election

449

Kyle MacDonald: Staying social after 65

450

David Seymour: Parliament haka internationally embarrassing

451

Duncan Webb: Justice spokesperson on Treaty Principles Bill hikoi

452

Sara Chatwin: Leave kids out of politics

453

Nick Goodall: Sometimes it's okay to sell at a loss

454

The Panel with Mark Crysell and Shane Te Pou: Hikoi, Coldplay, Liam Lawson

455

Martin Hawes: The impact of Trump's win on NZ markets

456

Kent Johns: Beating the end of year burnout

457

Maurice Williamson: The U.S. is "heading in the right direction"

458

Matt Terrill: Donald Trump building a "well-organised" team

459

John Cowan: How to help your kids this exam season

460

Ed McKnight: There's more than one way to buy a house

461

The Panel with Pete Wolfkamp and Brad Olsen: U.S. election, Treaty Principles Bill, jet skis

462

Max Whitehead: How do you ask for a raise?

463

Greg Pain: The right and wrong way to recover after a marathon

464

Todd McClay: New charter for hunting and fishing

465

Henry Olsen: U.S. Pollster previews the election

466

Dougal Sutherland: What should you do when your child makes negative comments about themselves?

467

Helen O'Sullivan: When the realisation hits that you can no longer afford your mortgage - what do you do?

468

The Panel with Frank Ritchie and Luke Dallow: Gumboot Friday, Nazi salutes, U.S. elections

469

Amanda Morrall: Is it worth changing banks?

470

Ganesh Raj: Stretching your food to last longer

471

Jason Walls: The Prime Minister's trip to CHOGM

472

Geoffrey Miller: Concerns that Israel's attacks on Iran will continue

473

Dave Atkinson: The impact parenting has on your mental health

474

Nichole Lewis: It's time to buy an investment property

475

The Panel with Kyle MacDonald and Paul Spoonley: Israel attacks, school lunches, CHOGM

476

Hannah McQueen: How to split your mortgage

477

Dr John Cameron: Training yourself out of an allergy

478

Aaron Hendry: Beginning the residence portion of military style bootcamps

479

Nathan Wallis: Raising resilient children

480

Ashley Church: What will inflation rates do to the property market?

481

The Panel with Shane Te Pou and Irene Gardiner: Waka-jumping, Trump dances at Town Hall

482

Hamish Pepper: How have financial markets responded to the OCR cut?

483

Alex Bartle: How to sleep long and well

484

Winston Peters: Wrapping up the NZ First AGM

485

Tama Potaka: The Hauraki Gulf Protection Bill changes are needed

486

Kathryn Berkett: Every child studies differently

487

Debbie Roberts: RBNZ needs to bring OCR down "hard and fast"

488

The Panel with Mark Crysell and Wilhelmina Shrimpton: Are fortnightly rubbish collections a good idea?

489

Lisa Dudson: The long term value of your savings

490

Claire Turnbull: Making a sustainable change to your eating habits

491

Judith Collins: NZ Navy ship HMNZS Manawanui sinks

492

Matthew Horncastle: The government shouldn't be using taxpayer money to pay for private projects

493

Sara Chatwin: Let your kids be bored

494

Kelvin Davidson: Home ownership is higher because people are leaving Auckland

495

The Panel: Census data shows more than half the population has no religion

496

Martin Hawes: Are reverse mortgages ever viable?

497

Kent Johns: Taking care of yourself

498

Shane Jones: It's "too hard" to produce food in NZ

499

Chris Penk: Proposed reform of the building consent system

500

John Cowan: The importance of reading to children

501

Ed McKnight: A capital gains tax would require clarity

502

The Panel: Maggie Smith, truancy, Bridgerton ball

503

Ben Brinkerhoff: When to take a look at your KiwiSaver

504

Jude Walters: Maintaining brain health

505

Simon Court: New-look Resource Management Act

506

Dr Shane Reti: Harsher penalties for recreational nitrous oxide

507

Nichole Lewis: New Zealand's house price to income ratio

508

The Panel: Police numbers increase, Hezbollah pager attacks, P Diddy charges

509

Shane Solly: Interest rates and your assets

510

Dougal Sutherland: The epidemic of self-diagnosing ADHD

511

Mark Mitchell: Crime in Auckland drops 35%

512

David Seymour: Kiwis need the Treaty Principles in writing

513

Holly Brooker: Parents should be more hesitant putting their children on social media

514

Ashley Church: Housing market still very flat

515

The Panel: Presidential debate, health targets, Treaty Principles Bill

516

Max Whitehead: It's time to brush up your CV

517

Dr John Cameron: "55% of GPs are due to retire within 10 years"

518

Alex Walker: Maori wards are a no-brainer

519

Chris Hipkins: Capital gains tax has become essential

520

Kathryn Berkett: Students need schools

521

Debbie Roberts: Housing market on the rise

522

The Panel: Capital gains tax, Wellington Council's $560k bike rack, Taylor Swift university course

523

Janet Xuccoa: The basics of trusts

524

Greg Pain: Exercise gadgets are a no-go

525

Stephen Hoadley: "Korea is on the front line with China"

526

Simeon Brown: Proposed speed limit changes

527

Dr Dougal Sutherland: How to get more involved in your child's education

528

Helen O'Sullivan: The time to buy was yesterday

529

The Panel: Auckland Transport, Comancheros arrests

530

Martin Hawes: Don't start a small business

531

Alex Flint: Forming a healthy lifestyle you won't give up on

532

Paula Southgate: How do councils feel after the LGNZ conference?

533

Chris Bishop: New changes to the Fast-track Approvals Bill

534

Kim Harvey: Helping your children form healthy habits

535

Ed McKnight: How to haggle your interest rate

536

The Panel: DNC, burden of alcohol stats, LGNZ

537

Andrew Bascand: Why do we have insufficient energy?

538

Sir Bill Denny: Where do Daffodil Day donations go?

539

Bryce Edwards: Helen Clark Foundation calls for tougher rules on corruption

540

Simeon Brown: New funding to tackle drunk and drugged drivers

541

Sara Chatwin: The balance between authoritative and authoritarian parenting

542

Kelvin Davidson: The OCR was cut but don't hold your breath

543

The Panel: OCR cut, PM meets with Albanese

544

Lisa Dudson: When is it too late to buy your first home?

545

Greg McPherson: The science of ageing

546

Tama Potaka: Emergency housing numbers drop by a third

547

Shane Jones: "New Zealand has the most expensive power prices in the world"

548

John Cowan: How involved should parents be in school subject decisions?

549

Ashley Church: The equation for property investing

550

The Panel: Cathedral mothballed, Aratere out of action

551

Amanda Morrall: Where to put your tax cut

552

Kent Johns: There is a wrong way to set goals

553

David Carter: The Maori Party make debating difficult

554

Erica Stanford: "I'm focused on raising achievement"

555

Jenny Hale: Why is anxiety becoming so prevalent in kids?

556

Nichole Lewis: Losing it all and starting again as an investor

557

The Panel: Medals, boot camps, prisoner swaps

558

Max Whitehead: Same pay, same title, more responsibilities

559

Claire Turnbull: Do vitamins really work?

560

Tim Fadgen: Harris and Trump "neck-in-neck"

561

Ricardo Menendez-March: Tana decision looms as Greens wrap AGM

562

Dougal Sutherland: How do you get past the stigma of being a step parent?

563

Helen O'Sullivan: Trade Me data shows rent prices falling

564

The Panel: The Olympics are underway - where are your bets?

565

RBNZ pivots to potential lower interest rates

566

Psychotherapist on the five stages of grief

567

Mahé Drysdale: New Tauranga mayor says he'll build a strong team

568

Dan Mitchinson: Joe Biden likely to step down from leadership

569

Kathryn Berkett: Parents need to allow kids to build resilience

570

Debbie Roberts: Property sales down, banks dropping interest rates

571

Hannah McQueen: How to find the extra pennies to kill your mortgage

572

Dr John Cameron: How to start that hard conversation with an ageing loved one

573

Trump' assassination attempt 'will impact this election' - Politics Expert

574

Housing Minister expects Kainga Ora evictions to rise

575

Donald Trump injured in assassination attempt

576

The Parent Squad with Sara Chatwin: Kiwi kids are using devices far more than the rest of the world

577

Andrew Nicol: Westpac drops interest rates despite OCR remaining unchanged

578

The Panel: New Zealand needed to be at the NATO Summit

579

Lisa Dudson: Dealing with financial stress

580

Greg Pain: What do we know about osteoporosis?

581

James Smith: National Road Carriers Policy and Advocacy General Manager says the trucking sector sides with the Government's speed limit plans

582

Lockwood Smith: former High Commissioner to the UK on the next steps after the UK Election

583

The Parent Squad with John Cowan: Getting through the puberty talk

584

Kelvin Davidson: How is the Reserve Bank straining the housing market?

585

Politics Central: Where can the Democrats go from here?

586

Simeon Brown: Transport Minister says scrapping Auckland Regional Fuel Tax was the right decision

587

Alex Tan: Canterbury University Political Science and International Relations professor on the likelihood of Biden stepping down from the US Presidential race

588

The Parent Squad with Dr Simon McDowell: Why is fertility declining worldwide?

589

Ashley Church: How accurate are house valuations?

590

The Panel with Irene Gardiner and Frank Ritchie: The Biden-Trump debate, Golriz Ghahraman's sentencing, Cadbury discontinues their chocolate fish

591

Ben Brinkerhoff: Have we gotten too confident at stock-picking?

592

Lesleigh Smith: Tips to reduce hearing loss

593

Politics Central: Was the Government right to cancel proposed ferry upgrades?

594

Karen Chhour: Children's Minister on the new wave of Government initiatives to stop youth crime

595

Victor Billot: Maritime Union spokesperson suspects grounded Aratere ferry won't be back in service this year

596

The Parent Squad with Sara Chatwin: What do you do if a child wants to pursue a financially difficult career?

597

Ed Mcknight: Where can you find your first investment property?

598

The Panel with Leeann Watson and Shane Te Pou: Endangered species, New Zealand's happiest city, and 60 years of the Beatles

599

Chris Di Leva: Are bond markets a good investment?

600

Kyle MacDonald: Unpacking the rise in adult ADHD diagnoses

601

Politics Central: Is peace in Ukraine possible?

602

Robert Patman: Otago University International Relations expert on the response to the 'Summit on Peace in Ukraine'

603

The Parent Squad with Dougal Sutherland: Treating and managing anxiety

604

Helen O'Sullivan: Is the housing market back in a slump?

605

The Panel with Mark Crysell and Jo McCarroll

606

Politics Central: Do we need the oil and gas exploration ban lifted?

607

Matt Doocey: Mental Health Minister ahead of Men's Health Week in New Zealand

608

Shane Jones: Minister for Resources on the Government reversing the oil and gas exploration ban

609

The Parent Squad with Kathryn Berkett: How can we protect kids from mature content?

610

Debbie Prentice: Will unemployment impact the housing market?

611

The Panel with Niva Retimanu and Pete Wolfkamp: $4 billion pothole prevention fund, Lotto, Tory Whanau's diagnosis

612

Politics Central: What does Donald Trump's verdict mean for the upcoming election?

613

David Seymour: ACT Party leader says the Government can justify spending more money on cancer medication

614

Robert Patman: Otago University Politics professor voices concern about escalating polarisation in the US following Trump verdict

615

The Parent Squad with John Cowan: Is there such thing as 'sideline etiquette'?

616

Ashley Church; What does Budget 2024 mean for first home buyers?

617

The Panel with Mark Crysell and Brigitte Morton: Emoji use in the workplace, Smith & Caughey's closure, Donald Trump's convictions, and the Budget

618

Amanda Morrell: What does it mean to be wealthy?

619

Dr Alex Bartle: Sleeping pills - do they really work?

620

Politics Central: Will there be any surprises in the 2024 Budget?

621

Chris Hipkins: Labour leader voices disapproval with the Government's plan for charter schools

622

Nicola Willis: Finance Minister ahead of her first Budget delivery

623

The Parent Squad with Sara Chatwin: Should attendance at parent-teacher interviews be compulsory?

624

Ed Mcknight: Who stands to miss out from the loss of the First Home Grant?

625

The Panel with Wilhelmenia Shrimpton and Brad Olsen: How has Whittakers gotten away with their price hikes?

626

Shane Solly: How geopolitical tensions are changing investors' behaviour

627

Ganesh Raj: Eat Well for Less Host on how to get people eating healthier

628

Mārama Davidson: Greens co-leader unpacks the Party's State of the Planet speech

629

Morgan Donoghue: Ours Not Mines co-founder on the campaign against OceanaGold’s proposed mining plan

630

Politics Central: Do MPs need to be held to certain standards?

631

The Parent Squad with Dave Atkinson: How can we stop bullying?

632

Helen O'Sullivan: Is it now or never for first-time buyers?

633

The Panel with Shane Te Pou and Matt Heath: King Charles' portrait, Fonterra's new strategy, shoplifting

634

Hannah McQueen: Would we save more by using physical cash?

635

Dr John Cameron: Bowel cancer screening - who should screen for what and when?

636

Dr Wayne Mapp: former Defence Minister on the NZDF receiving a $571 million budget increase

637

Viv Beck: Heart of the City CEO on Auckland residents and visitors being charged 24/7 for parking

638

Politics Central: Big parking changes for Auckland CBD

639

The Parent Squad with Dougal Sutherland: Is the school lunch programme proof parenting has changed?

640

Mark Harris: What's the best way to sell your property in a soft market?

641

The Panel with Pete Wolfkamp and Jo McCarroll: Woke sushi, Lord of the Rings, fake pandas at the zoo, and another political poll

642

Martin Hawes: When is the best time to write your will? And, is downsizing the best way to free up some cash?

643

Kyle Macdonald: Young people hit from all sides driving down welfare

644

Politics Central: Does Julie Anne Genter's conduct represent a 'decline in standards'?

645

Sir Lockwood Smith: Former House Speaker criticises Julie Anne Genter's conduct in Parliament

646

Simeon Brown: Local Government Minister on Auckland avoiding projected 25.8 percent increase in water rates

647

The Parent Squad with Nathan Wallis: How can parents encourage their kids to read?

648

Debbie Roberts: How does regulation affect buyer interest?

649

The Panel with Simon Wilson and Mark Crysell: Julie Anne Genter, James Shaw, Department of Corrections slushy fund, Christchurch Arts Centre funding

650

Hannah McQueen: The best lessons to teach your children about money

651

Greg Pain: High tech sports equipment v making do with the basics

652

Politics Central: Budget cuts in healthcare and the free speech debate

653

Nic Smith: Victoria University Vice-Chancellor addresses postponed free speech event

654

Marcail Parkinson: Victoria University Students' Association president addresses postponed free speech event

655

Rob Campbell: former Te Whatu Ora chair on the organisation warning hospitals need to make financial cuts

656

The Parent Squad with John Cowan: Navigating the world with a baby

657

Ashley Church: How long-term should you plan for when buying?

658

The Panel with Brad Olsen and Pete Wolfkamp: Victoria University cancels free speech event, Reading Cinemas' failed deal with Wellington Council, Arj Barker kicking out a mother

659

Kent Johns: Connections between stress and weight gain

660

Max Whitehead: How to bounce back from mid-career layoffs

661

Politics Central: Don Brash and Shane Jones

662

The Parent Squad with Kathryn Berkett: Should you help your children choose a career?

663

Ed McKnight from OPES Partners: Is the housing market dead or just resting?

664

The Panel with Niva Retimanu and Wilhelmina Shrimpton: Stuff takes the 6pm bulletin on TV3, Shane Jones wants to loosen restrictions on coal mining, New Zealand's one of the most sexually active countries

665

Andrew Bascand: The changing face of the banking sector

666

Dr Alex Bartle: Do supplements help with healthy sleep?

667

Politics Central: Iran-Israel conflict escalates

668

Al Gillespie: Waikato University Law Professor on Iran launching dozens of aerial drones and missiles at Israel

669

The Parent Squad with Dougal Sutherland: Should you tell off other people's kids?

670

Helen O'Sullivan: How will the return of no-cause evictions impact the rental market?

671

The Panel with Mark Crysell and Brigitte Morton: Media layoffs and closures, MPs' pay pickles, Pseudoephedrine returns to shelves, and Trade Me takes legal action

672

Dr John Cameron: When does dieting become an issue?

673

Hannah Eriksen: How important is breakfast?

674

Amanda Morrall: Are the latest CEO remuneration figures fair?

675

Greg Pain: Key tips for a successful running regime

676

Jude Walter: How to stop on top of your brain health

677

Kent Johns: Continuing strength training as you age

678

Politics Central: New changes coming for the Accredited Employer Work Visa

679

Bodo Lang: Massey University marketing professor on the relationship between political parties and social media advertising

680

Erica Stanford: Immigration Minister confident Accredited Employer Worker Visa changes will address migration concerns

681

Ashley Church: Will price stability for buyers stick around?

682

The Parent Squad with Sara Chatwin: Should we be encouraging political activism at a young age?

683

The Panel with Shane Te Pou and Matt Heath: School strikes for climate chane, Christ Church Cathedral restoration could be 'mothballed', and Gen Z being "impossible" in the workplace

684

Ashley Church: On OCR predictions that don't come true

685

Parmjeet Parmar: ACT MP expresses concern about implications of Auckland University's designated study areas for minority students

686

The Parent Squad with Nathan Wallis: When should you let your kids on social media?

687

Debbie Roberts: Is investing in property still viable?

688

The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Pete Wolfkamp: UOA stands by designated study spaces, Sanitarium's cutting cereal icons, and NZ Post's job cuts

689

Politics Central: What's Labour's plan for tax reform?

690

Liz Slooten: Otago University expert disputes Sir Russell Coutts' claim about dolphins

691

Chris Hipkins: Labour Party leader calls for better solution to New Zealand's tax system

692

The Parent Squad with John Cowan: Can you really have it both ways when it comes to parenting?

693

Helen O'Sullivan: Which one is the better investment opportunity?

694

The Panel with Mark Crysell and Brad Olsen: Kate's cancer diagnosis, NZ's drop into recession and environmental concerns surrounding SailGP

695

Hamish Pepper: Where are families cutting costs?

696

Politics Central: Winston Peters delivers State of the Nation address

697

Winston Peters: NZ First leader outlines the purpose of his State of the Nation speech

698

Jason Walls: ZB political editor on Winston Peters' State of the Nation speech

699

The Parent Squad with Sara Chatwin: Guiding your children through their first drink

700

Ed Mcknight: What more can the Government do to help landlords and renters?

701

The Panel with Wilhelmina Shrimpton and Bridgette Morten: More Green Party scandals, the Princess of Wales' photo saga and recapping the Oscars

702

Politics Central: What kind of leader will Chlöe Swarbrick be?

703

Helen Clark: former Prime Minister on TVNZ's proposed structural changes and job cuts

704

Chlöe Swarbrick: Green Party co-leader hopes her leadership style will work well with Marama Davidson's

705

The Parent Squad with Dorothy Waide: Setting up the perfect bedtime routine

706

The Panel with Peter Wolfkamp and Jo McCarroll: TVNZ job cuts, the coalition Government's first 100 days, infrastructure fast-tracking and rego hikes

707

Lesleigh Smith: Raising awareness this World Hearing Day

708

Hannah McQueen: How important is pay transparency?

709

Nicola Willis: Finance Minister weighs in on the Government's progress in finishing their 100-day plan

710

Politics Central: Will the Government achieve everything by the 100-day deadline?

711

Claire Trevett: NZ Herald political editor on the new report investigating Premier House's substandard condition

712

The Parent Squad with Dougal Sutherland: How much is too much when pushing your kids for success?

713

Debbie Roberts: Are John Key's property predictions accurate?

714

The Panel with Shane Te Pou and Simon Wilson: Gang patches, Luxon's accommodation payment and Newshub's unexpected closure

715

Lisa Dudson: Supermarkets leverage over basic needs

716

Claire Turnbull: Do Calories Influence Your Food Consumption?

717

Politics Central: Could a ban on gang patches bring about positive change?

718

Mark Mitchell: Police Minister on the Government's proposed plan to ban gang insignia

719

Robert Patman: Otago University Politics professor says Russia-Ukraine conflict has reached a stalemate

720

Nick Goodall: What will next week's OCR result mean for buyers?

721

The Parent Squad with John Cowan: How to identify and stop sneaky vaping habits

722

The Panel with Mark Crysell and Niva Retimanu: Efeso Collins' sudden death, Ginny Andersen's comments, Grant Robertson's retirement and declining birth rates

723

Dr John Cameron : Why self examination is important for health

724

Chris Di Leva: Investment market prospects for 2024

725

Jan Tinetti: Labour Education spokesperson fires back at National and NZ First's plan for sexual education

726

Thomas Coughlan: NZ Herald deputy political editor on the Government's progress towards their 100-day target

727

Politics Central: Luxon delivers first State of the Nation address as PM

728

The Parent Squad with Jenny Hale: How to react when bad behaviour drives you nuts

729

Leonie Freeman: Are apartments a solid investment?

730

The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Ganesh Raj: Dropping Three Waters, Tinder's being sued for 'addicting' dating apps, and beating the traffic with kayaks

731

Politics Central: ACT Polls Dramatically Increase Over Waitangi

732

Kyle MacDonald: Mental health and the impact on behaviour

733

Max Whitehead: What to make of the modest increase to the minimum wage

734

Al Gillespie: Waikato University law professor says New Zealand to tread carefully around taking action in the Middle East

735

Tama Potaka: Māori Development Minister hopeful Tuesday's Waitangi Day commemorations won't turn aggressive

736

Politics Central: Should New Zealand do more or less for the Middle East?

737

The Parent Squad with Nathan Wallis: Why don't kids want to go to school anymore?

738

Ashley Church: Top 5 predictions for the 2024 housing market

739

The Panel with Mark Crysell and Bridgette Morten: James Shaw's departure, police fitness tests and airline safety videos

740

Simeon Brown: Local Government Minister defends the Government's decision to scrap plans to allow 16-year-olds to vote

741

David Seymour: ACT leader explains the purpose of his Treaty Principles Bill

742

Politics Central: Has the nation gotten more divided?

743

The Parent Squad with Dougal Sutherland: Should New Zealand restrict social media for children?

744

Debbie Roberts: What will 2024 bring for first home buyers?

745

The Panel with Tyler Adams, Niva Retimanu, and Shane Te Pou: The Government's problems with Māori, Surf Lifesaving's overstretched resources, and drinking at sports

746

Politics Central: The mental health debate with Peter Dunne

747

Martin Dunn: What could co-ownership do for the housing market?

748

The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Mark Crysell: Golriz Ghahraman, Treaty Principles Bill leaks, vaping and New Zealand's best streets

749

Politics Central: Recapping 2023 in politics

750

Jason Walls: ZB political editor on the decision to scrap Let's Get Wellington Moving

751

Nicola Willis: Finance Minister ahead of the Government's proposed pre-Christmas mini-Budget

752

The Parent Squad: How honest should we be about substance abuse and young people?

753

Nick Goodall: Will significant population growth impact New Zealand's housing market?

754

The Panel with Mark Crysell and Ganesh Raj: Clean Car Discounts, Quote of the Year, Cannabis in rest homes

755

Kyle MacDonald: Coping with loneliness over the Christmas season

756

Amanda Morrall: How can we save money over the Christmas season?

757

Jason Walls: ZB's political editor on the proposed changes set to take place as part of the Government's 100-day plan

758

Politics Central: What do we think of the Government's 100-day plan? (1)

759

The Parent Squad with Sara Chatwin: Teaching kids social skills in the era of social media

760

Ashley Church: Who has the new Government helped the most in the property market?

761

The Panel with Peter Dunne and Jo McCarroll: Landing passenger planes, Taylor Swift as Person of the Year and James Meager

762

Simeon Brown: Energy Minister on the Government scrapping the Lake Onslow battery project

763

Peter Dunne: political commentator on the coalition Government's first week in power

764

Politics Central: What do we think of the Government's 100-day plan?

765

The Parent Squad with John Cowan: When is spying on your kids too much?

766

Tony Alexander: Predicting the future state of the property market

767

The Panel with Dean Butler and Brigitte Morten: Christmas Cake, Crate Day, and 100 Day Plans

768

Politics Central: What can we expect from our new coalition Government?

769

David Seymour: ACT Leader plans to use Minister for Regulation role to make real change

770

Nicola Willis: Incoming Social Investment Minister plans to use her role to prevent future harm and crime

771

The Parent Squad with Kathryn Berkett: How long should we delay conversations about adult topics?

772

Debbie Roberts: Is the scrapped foreign buyers tax a win for Kiwi buyers?

773

The Panel With Brad Olsen & Simon Wilson Funds for axed Auckland SailGP vent went towards bringing Coldplay to New Zealand, and Novak Djokovic tells fans to ‘shut up’

774

Dr Alex Bartle: Tips and tricks to work around sleep apnoea

775

Hamish Pepper: What's behind the recent decline in inflation?

776

Dr Paul Buchanan: former intelligence and defense policy analyst says Luxon should have represented New Zealand at APEC

777

Jason Walls: ZB political editor recaps the ongoing coalition discussions as talks extended further

778

Politics Central: Who will get the leading ministerial positions when coalition talks are done?

779

The Parent Squad with Sara Chatwin: What's the best course of action to fix declining school attendance data?

780

Bryce Langston: Could tiny homes solve the housing crisis?

781

The Panel with Mark Crysell and Shane Te Pou: The Pūteketeke, wearing shorts to work, and $198m lost to scams

782

Martin Hawes: How to make sure your business doesn't fail

783

Niki Bezzant: How to separate facts from marketing nonsense on women's health

784

Ben Saul: United Nations Special Rapporteur on Human Rights and counter-terrorism professor breaks down the international law crimes occurring in Gaza

785

Graeme Edgeler: barrister and electoral law expert on whether or not the current electoral system needs an overhaul

786

Politics Central: Does the electoral system need overhauling?

787

The Panel with Matt Heath, Brad Olsen and Francesca Rudkin: Bird of the Century and the Black Caps advancing to the semi-finals

788

The Parent Squad with Dorothy Waide: Should you let your kids watch the news?

789

Nick Goodall: Is this the best time for first home buyers to get on the ladder?

790

Amanda Morrall: Managing your finances while travelling

791

Ganesh Raj: Is plant based food worth the hype?

792

Chris Finlayson: Former National MP hopeful National, ACT and NZ First will be able to work together

793

David Seymour: ACT Party leader promises to make coalition with Winston Peters work following special vote results

794

Politics Central: What can we expect from the incoming coalition agreements?

795

The Parent Squad with Dougal Sutherland: Helping your child plan their career

796

Ashley Church: Can we expect property prices to rise by the end of the decade?

797

The Panel with Niva Retimanu and Jo McCarroll: Winston Peters coming back into the fray and coalition negotiations

798

Kent Johns: Why do people run marathons?

799

Politics Central: Is Peters really fit to be in Government?

800

Shane Solly: What's been driving capital markets?

801

The Parent Squad with John Cowan: How can we ensure our children develop good study habits?

802

The Panel with Shane Te Pou and Simon Wilson: Winston Peters, the axing of the Project, and the release of one final Beatles song with the help of AI

803

Greg Pain: Getting ready for marathon season

804

Hannah McQueen: Where should your finances be?

805

Robert Patman: Otago University international relations professor on how the US can navigate the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict

806

Steven Joyce: Former National MP says it's in Winston's best interest to work constructively with National during coalition talks

807

Politics Central: What challenges could National face post-election?

808

The Parent Squad with Dave Atkinson: What is Attachment Theory?

809

Debbie Roberts: What's the best option for a first investment property?

810

Politics Central: Wrapping the election

811

Clair Turnbull: What makes ultra-processed foods so addictive?

812

Murray Olds: Australian Correspondent on the defeated Voice referendum

813

Chris Di Leva: How will a Nact coalition impact investment markets?

814

The Parent Squad with Kathryn Berkett: Tell-tale signs your child is struggling with anxiety

815

Pete Wolfkamp: Are you getting ripped off by quotes?

816

The Panel with Jono and Ben: Deaths soar in Gaza, All Blacks gear up for next World Cup match and extreme DIY projects

817

Kyle MacDonald: Psychotherapist on how do you make the decision to end a relationship

818

Malcom Knight: Supermarket loyalty cards, Consumer NZ says cheaper groceries are available - So are they worth it?

819

Jason Walls: ZB Political Editor recaps the campaign and ongoing conflict between National and NZ First

820

Robert Patman: Politics and International Studies expert weighs in on the deadly attacks on Israel

821

Politics Central: Campaign highlights six days out from election day

822

The Parent Squad with Dr Jo Prendergast: How long should you let your children live at home?

823

Nick Goodall: Has the property downturn ended?

824

The Panel with Brad Olsen and Jo McCarroll: Early voting opens up, the All Blacks make it to the quarter-finals and talk shows return

825

Lisa Dudson: The first and last things to do when trying to tighten your belt

826

Dr John Cameron: How long does it take your body to adjust to daylight saving?

827

Grant Robertson: Labour Finance spokesperson on Chris Hipkins getting Covid days out from the election

828

Peter Dunne: political commentator recaps this weekend in politics

829

Politics Central: National announces 100-day plan, the Greens push their wealth tax and Hipkins gets Covid

830

The Parent Squad with Sara Chatwin: Is there a right time to get divorced?

831

Ashley Church: New Zealand's housing market is on the rise

832

The Panel with Mark Crysell and Brigitte Morten: Luxon agrees to work with Peters, Sanitarium drops Weet-Bix and Sir Michael Gambon passes

833

Niki Bezzant: Relationship heartbreak cures

834

Martin King and Ashley Kai Fong: How to safeguard yourself from online scammers

835

Andrew Little: Labour Immigration Spokesperson promises 'immediate' tweaks to Green List requirements

836

Politics Central: National seeks to increase speed limits if elected

837

Simeon Brown: National Public Service spokesperson on the party's pledge to reverse speed limit changes if elected

838

The Parent Squad with Rebekah Ballagh: Has life become too busy for our kids?

839

Tony Alexander: Are first home buyers running out of time?

840

The Panel with Simon Wilson and Shane Te Pou: Debates, Victoria University job cuts and solar farms

841

Andrew Bascand: Investing in new technology

842

Simeon Brown: National's spokesperson for Public Service on Labour turning down a proposal to stop funding gangs

843

Jason Walls: ZB political editor on protestors heckling and disrupting ACT Party campaign launch

844

Politics Central: Labour releases 'Women's Manifesto'- but National won't release their tax numbers

845

The Parent Squad with Dougal Sutherland: How can you divorce yourself from your children's goals?

846

Debbie Roberts: Overcoming psychological barriers ahead of buying property

847

The Panel with Mark Crysell and Niva Retimanu: The ongoing campaign, TikTok's multi-million dollar fine and Hugh Jackman's split

848

Dr Alex Bartle: Sleep apnoea and improving your sleep

849

Martin Hawes: Safeguarding against scammers

850

Dr Shane Reti: National health spokesperson explains how National plans to improve the healthcare system

851

Politics Central: National sets out targets to improve the health sector

852

The Parent Squad with John Cowan: When should you let your child start dating?

853

Nick Goodall: How will the election results affect the property market?

854

The Panel with Jason Walls and Jo McCarroll: Promises, polls and attack ads

855

Amanda Morrall: Tax Policies and ethical investing

856

Daniel McGowan: How many people are affected by Parkinson's disease?

857

Jason Walls: ZB political editor recaps the beginning of the campaign season Freedoms NZ

858

Politics Central: Two campaign launches- who came out on top?

859

The Parent Squad with Jenny Hale: How can we educate our children about financial literacy?

860

The Panel with Shane Te Pou and Matt Heath: Attack politics, Larnach Castle, and Sir Peter Jackson

861

Tony Alexander: How effective is National's scheme to return foreign ownership to the housing market?

862

The Parent Squad with Nathan Wallis: Dealing with bullies

863

Max Whitehead: The line between contractor and employee

864

Dr John Cameron: Keeping up with your vaccines

865

The Panel with Brad Olsen and Josie Pagani: TVNZ, Labour's polling, and India landing on the moon

866

Dr John Cameron: The importance of keeping up with vaccinations as you age

867

Robert Patman: Otago University International Relations Professor says Donald Trump Atlanta arrest may put him ahead of other Republican candidates

868

David Seymour: ACT leader fires back at Chris Hipkins, claims Labour policies are dividing New Zealanders

869

Politics Central: Chris Hipkins rules out collaboration with NZ First, fires back at ACT and National

870

Niki Bezzant: Staying healthy as you get older

871

Chris Di Leva: Will the election impact investment?

872

Jan Tinetti: Education Minister on Labour pledging to make teaching financial literacy compulsory from 2025

873

Mark Mitchell: National Police spokesperson plans to combat retail crime by targeting ringleaders and establishing bootcamps

874

Politics Central: National proposes solution to reported uptick in retail crime

875

The Parent Squad with Dorothy Waide: The reality of postpartum depression

876

Ashley Church: Is the ban on foreign homebuyers xenophobic or not? (1)

877

The Panel with Niva Retimanu and Jo McCarroll: Stuart Nash, David Seymour, and Sir Michael Parkinson

878

Kyle MacDonald: Sh*t Happens - how to cheer yourself up and react to stress

879

Hannah McQueen: What's driving up rent?

880

Grant Robertson: Finance Minister defends Labour's plan to remove GST from fruit and vegetables, says this will make a difference

881

Politics Central: Labour promises to scrap GST on fruit and vegetables

882

The Panel with Simon Wilson & Mark Crysell: Politics, national defence and security and mushroom poisonings

883

The Parent Squad with Sara Chatwin: Do phones have a place in schools?

884

Pete Wolfkamp: The essential tools for the home handyman (1)

885

Kent Johns: Maintaining motivation in the face of injuries (1)

886

Lisa Dudson: From an idea to a business

887

Marama Davidson: Greens co-leader on the Party planning to introduce free dental care for all

888

David Parker: Transport Minister says alternative Waitemata Harbour crossing will be built within clear timeframe

889

Politics Central: Labour announces plans to open a new Waitematā harbour crossing

890

The Parent Squad with John Cowan: Choosing elective courses

891

Malcom Knight: Will removing GST on fruit and vege actually help?

892

Greg Pain: Are you breathing properly when you exercise?

893

David Seymour: ACT Party leader reveals planned changes to the Employment Relations Authority

894

Peter Dunne: former Revenue Minister and commentator recaps a turbulent week for Labour

895

Politics Central: ACT plans to tweak NZ employment laws

896

Tony Alexander: Why does inflation seem easier in Australia?

897

The Parent Squad with Dr Dougal Sutherland: Do parents need more control over their children's media consumption?

898

The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Frank Ritchie: Kiri Allan's departure, UFOs and the FIFA Women's World Cup

899

Amanda Morrall: How to save during a cost of living crisis

900

Politics Central: ACT plans to fix roads via road tolls

901

The Parent Squad with Dave Atkinson: How important is it for kids to be involved in sport?

902

Ashley Church: How is foreign ownership affecting the housing market?

903

The Panel with Alexia Russell and Shane Te Pou: Tony Bennett, the Football Ferns, and government department's honesty

904

Simeon Brown: National's Transport Spokesperson on the party's pothole repair fund

905

Claire Turnball: Secret culinary aphrodisiacs

906

Max Whitehead: What employment benefits actually matter?

907

The Parent Squad with Kathryn Berkett: Should parents have a say in their children's friendships?

908

Debbie Roberts: How do Airbnbs and rentals compare as investment properties?

909

The Panel with Mark Crysell and Simon Wilson: Wealth tax, writers' strike, and moving to Australia

910

Dr Alex Bartle: How to improve your night's sleep

911

Martin Hawes: The reality of retiring

912

Marama Davidson: Green Party co-leader says new election manifesto focuses on housing, income, climate action

913

David Seymour: ACT Party leader explains policy u-turn for 17-year-old offenders

914

Politics Central: ACT promises to put 17-year-olds back into the adult justice system

915

Leonie Freeman: Are online property valuations always accurate?

916

The Parent Squad with Dorothy Waide: Are our kids too over-reliant on screens?

917

The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Roman Travers: Health proposals, science curriculums, and hotdog eating contests

918

Peter Dunne: Wrapping up the week in Politics

919

Politics Central: The Green Party announces new rental policy

920

Antonia Watson: More kiwis are falling prey to scams

921

Libby Weaver: Are you getting enough nutrients? (2)

922

The Parent Squad with John Cowan: Giving the 'birds and bees' talk

923

Tony Alexander: Is buying as lucrative as it's made out to be?

924

The Panel with Shane Te Pou and Frank Ritchie: Chris Hipkins in China, Dry July, Musk vs Zuckerberg

925

Malcolm Knight: Is the banking Commerce Commission inquiry a waste of time?

926

Dr John Cameron: Consultations - in person or online?

927

Dr Paul Buchanan: former US Government Intelligence Consultant says insurrection threat against Putin has been simmering from onset of war

928

Chris Bishop: National MP says new sentencing policy will address public demands for tougher sentencing

929

Politics Central: National delivers new 'tough on crime' plan

930

The Parent Squad with Nathan Wallis: Should parents pay for their children's unlawful behavior?

931

Pete Wolfkamp: Can you actually do it yourself?

932

The Panel with Mark Crysell and Alexia Russell: Russia, feral cats, and Taylor Swift

933

Paul Goldsmith: National's new gang policy

934

Kent Johns: How to talk about mental health with your mates

935

Hamish Pepper: NZ is spending beyond our means

936

The Parent Squad with Dorothy Waide: Should parents have more control over their children's media consumption?

937

Ashley Church: Will we know what a market turn looks like?

938

The Panel with Matt Heath and Niva Retimanu: Gangs, recession and Meng Foon

939

Amanda Morrall: Is it okay to borrow money so you can invest it?

940

Greg Pain: How to prepare for a marathon

941

Politics Central: Does New Zealand need a wealth tax?

942

Judith Collins: National Science, Innovation, and Technology spokesperson on National promising to end ban on genetic modification if elected

943

Robin Oliver: OliverShaw tax advisor says Green Party's proposed wealth tax is 'unworkable'

944

Marama Davidson: Green Party co-leader says promised new tax policy will only affect NZ's wealthiest 0.7 percent

945

The Parent Squad with John Cowan: Coping with an empty nest

946

Debbie Roberts: Is it better to buy an existing investment property?

947

The Panel with Simon Wilson and Janet Wilson: Michael Woods. Auckland Council budget and Donald Trump

948

Max Whitehead: What constitutes ageism in the workplace?

949

Claire Turnball: Does your diet need to change as you get older?

950

Brooke Van Velden: ACT Deputy Leader on the mood of the party conference

951

Peter Dunne: political commentator on ACT's proposed solution to 'unnecessary' regulation

952

Politics Central: ACT proposes new Ministry for Regulation

953

The Parent Squad with Kathryn Berkett: Are our teens too reliant on social media?

954

Tony Alexander: Has the property market bottomed out?

955

The Panel with Roman Travers and Irene Gardiner: Wayne Brown's budget, Christchurch Boys High's rugby, and IKEA

956

Ashley Church: Property commentator on how much further the property market has to fall

957

Kyle MacDonald: How to deal with the winter blues

958

Clive Fernandes: What are you doing with your KiwiSaver?

959

Chris Bishop: National Party housing spokesperson says councils still have the chance to use Medium Density Residential Standards

960

Carmel Sepuloni: Deputy Prime Minister explains the significance of this year's Labour Party Congress

961

Jason Walls: Newstalk ZB political editor unpacks the Labour Party Congress

962

Politics Central: Unpacking the Labour Party election year Congress

963

The Parent Squad with Jenny Hale: Parenting a tween

964

The Panel with Jono and Ben: Tina Turner, Auckland Airport, and Prince Harry's police protection

965

Brain Fit's Jude Walter on the impact socialising with your co-workers

966

Andrew Bascand: Managing Director at Harbour Asset Management on Budget 2023

967

Politics Central: Could Budget 2023 have been improved?

968

The Parent Squad with Laughton King: Dismantling dyslexia and helping children through a diagnosis (1)

969

Mark Harris: Where's the property market headed?

970

The Panel with Dean Butler and Matt Heath: Budget 2023, crime in Auckland, and the 4 day working week

971

Dr Bryan Betty: Covid lockdowns and pharmaceutical ads

972

Hannah McQueen: The cost of having children

973

Politics Central: What areas does Budget 2023 need to focus on?

974

Nicola Willis: National Party Deputy Leader says growers and horticulturalists have been ignored during pre-budget cyclone announcement

975

The Parent Squad with John Cowan: How to work around clashing personalities

976

Pete Wolfkamp: Can the average Kiwi manage a house renovation?

977

The Panel with Kaitlyn Ruddock and Frances Cook: Te Pāti Māori, NCEA and Bear Grylls' veganism u-turn

978

Kent Johns: Health consultant on staying motivated during winter

979

Malcolm Knight: Director of Advice Knight on banks' high profits

980

Politics Central: Unpacking the process of waka-jumping

981

The Panel with Mark Crysell and Jo McCarroll: The monarchy and waka-jumping politicians

982

Tony Alexander: Has the bottom fallen out of the property market?

983

Amanda Morrall: Retiring at 65

984

Greg Pain: Applied biomechanist on preventing injuries

985

Brooke van Velden: ACT deputy leader on her plans to contest National MP Simon O'Connor for Tāmaki seat

986

Megan Woods: Housing Minister says we have to move beyond the headlines to solve the housing crisis

987

Politics Central: National plans to bring back no-cause evictions

988

The Parent Squad with Dave Atkinson: How to introduce screens and devices to our kids - and when

989

Ashley Church: OneRoof property commentator on National's proposed changes to tenancy laws

990

The Panel with Niva Retimanu and Frank Ritchie: Tax, evictions without cause and Jerry Springer

991

Dr. John Cameron: Vaccination Q&A

992

Lisa Dudson: Good with Money and the possibility of retiring at 65

993

Politics Central: The ins and outs of National's new farming policy

994

Chris Luxon: National Party leader will only bring back live animal exports under strict regulations

995

The Parent Squad with Dorothy Waide: Do new mums have enough support in New Zealand?

996

Debbie Roberts: Property Apprentice financial advisor on the value of having a property manager?

997

The Panel with Simon Wilson and Matt Heath: Kiwi-Australian citizenship, political donations and TVNZ

998

Chris Di Leva: Harbour Asset Management Director on what yields more growth

999

Niki Bezzant: speaker and author on separating menopause fact from fiction

1000

Politics Central: Unpacking Affordable Water Reforms and Rimutaka Prison nearing maximum capacity

1001

Chris Bishop: National Party spokesperson for Urban Development says Affordable Water Reforms fundamentally the same proposal

1002

Chris Cahill: New Zealand Police Association President on largest prison in the nation nearing maximum capacity

1003

Leonie Freeman: Property Council chief executive on using realtors to sell your property

1004

The Parent Squad with John Cowan: Encouraging children to pursue risky passions

1005

The Panel with Alexia Russell and Roman Travers: Three Waters, Jack Teixeira, and vigilante justice

1006

Max Whitehead: Finances, redundancy, employment rights, and contracting

1007

Kyle MacDonald: psychotherapist explains achieving happiness and life satisfaction

1008

Politics Central: Will staff misconduct derail Chris Hipkins' chances for re-election?

1009

Robert Patman: Otago University International Relations Professor on Finland becoming 31st member of NATO

1010

Peter Dunne: former United Future leader and political commentator on the impact of Kiri Allan's comments at RNZ farewell

1011

Brad Olsen: Infometrics principal economist on what the latest OCR increase will do for property prices

1012

The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Mark Crysell: Easter celebrations and the legacy of Jacinda Ardern

1013

Malcom Knight: Should you pick your own investments?

1014

Carmel Sepuloni: Deputy Prime Minister on the increase to benefits, minimum wage, and student allowances

1015

Ganesh Raj: celebrity chef on the best meals to cook for date night

1016

Politics Central: How many Kiwis will be helped by the cost of living relief scheme?

1017

The Parent Squad with Nathan Wallis: Teaching kids about mindfulness

1018

Tony Alexander: Economist on how the US banking crisis will affect New Zealand

1019

The Panel with Niva Retimanu and Kaitlin Ruddock: Stuart Nash, Donald Trump and Tim's nude calendar

1020

Amanda Morrall: When should you retire?

1021

Kent Johns: health coach on keeping active while struggling with depression

1022

Winston Peters: NZ First leader unpacks State of the Nation address

1023

Chris Luxon: National leader says new education plan will be clearer about how it teaches fundamental skills

1024

The Parent Squad with Dorothy Waide: How much of a child's education is up to the parents vs the school?

1025

Pete Wolfkamp: Should you leave it to a builder or project manage yourself?

1026

The Panel with Frances Cook: Posie Parker, World Atheltics trans ban and education in NZ

1027

Robert Patman: Otago University International Relations professor on the concerns surrounding Australia's purchase of nuclear-powered submarines

1028

Shane Solly: Harbour Asset Management Portfolio Manager on central banks

1029

Marama Davidson: Green Party co-leader says other parties have to prioritise climate action

1030

Politics Central: Does Chris Hipkins have a plan for climate action?

1031

The Parent Squad with John Cowan: Is it ever okay to criticize a fellow parent?

1032

Ashley Church: OneRoof property commentator on the state of investor confidence

1033

The Panel with Dean Butler and Simon Wilson

1034

Hannah McQueen: Everything you need to know about property investing

1035

Mark Potter: NZIE President on Thursday's planned teacher's strike

1036

Helen Petousis-Harris: Auckland University Associate Professor on Mpox vaccine figures

1037

Politics Central: Mpox vaccine rates and Thursday's teacher's strike

1038

The Parent Squad with Kathryn Berkett: Are kids' birthday parties going too far?

1039

Tony Alexander: economist on how the rising interest rates will affect the housing market

1040

The Panel with Anna Burns Francis and Frank Ritchie

1041

Politics Central: National announces new Family Boost policy

1042

Nicola Willis: National deputy leader on new Family Boost policy

1043

The Parent Squad with Nathan Wallis: Protecting kids online

1044

Debbie Roberts: Property Apprentice financial advisor on the debate between renting or buying a home

1045

The Panel with Mark Crysell and Roman Travers

1046

Max Whitehead: The Whitehead Group employment specialist on the current job market

1047

Dr John Cameron: How can we fix the medical labour shortage?

1048

Politics Central: National launches 'Local Water Done Well' as a potential replacement for Three Waters

1049

Simon Watts: National Local Government spokesperson on National's plan for water infrastructure restructuring

1050

Ashley Church: OneRoof property commentator on the OCR hike

1051

The Parent Squad with Dorothy Waide: Helping reluctant readers

1052

The Panel with Janet Wilson

1053

Harbour Asset Management's Hamish Pepper: Interest rates and housing advice

1054

The Parent Squad with John Cowan: Dealing with times of crisis

1055

Tony Alexander: Economist says first home buyers are back in the market

1056

Dr Libby Weaver: nutritional biochemist on cutting back sugar cravings

1057

Politics Central: Climate change mitigation

1058

The Panel with Jo McCarrol and Alexia Russell

1059

Malcolm Knight: financial advisor offers investment advice

1060

The Parent Squad with Jacqui Maguire: dealing with sibling rivalries

1061

Leonie Freeman: CEO of the Property Council on preparing for more mortgage increases

1062

Kent Johns: health coach on the debate surrounding 'The Whale' and obesity

1063

Politics Central: What does this burst of extreme weather mean for climate change?

1064

Wayne Brown: Auckland mayor warns people to not leave loose rubbish bins on kerb in wake of Cyclone Gabrielle

1065

Kieran McAnulty: Emergency Management Minister warns people to take Cyclone Gabrielle seriously, despite downgrade

1066

Amanda Morrall: Seeking financial assistance after the Auckland floods

1067

Politics Central: Waitangi weekend parliamentary pōwhiri

1068

The Parent Squad with Kathryn Burkett

1069

The Panel with Matt Heath and Frank Ritchie

1070

Max Whitehead: employment law expert on navigating new employment laws

1071

Claire Turnbull: nutritionist on finding the right weight loss method

1072

Politics Central: What are mayors and councils doing about the rain?

1073

Ashley Church: OneRoof property commentator on the Auckland property damage

1074

The Parent Squad with John Cowan: treating back to school anxiety

1075

The Panel: Simon Wilson and Alexia Russell on the extreme weather in Auckland

1076

Martin Hawes: Which is more worth the price?

1077

Chris Di Leva: Investing in 2023

1078

Amanda Morell: Shopping during the festive season

1079

Andrew Bascand: Is investing worth the risk?

1080

Politics Central: Hamilton West byelection results and what they say about 2023

1081

Tony Alexander: former BNZ Chief Economist on the state of the property market

1082

The Parent Squad with John Cowan: School prize-giving stress

1083

The Panel with Simon Wilson

1084

The Parent Squad with Kathryn Berkett: neuroscience educator on healthy relationships and conflicts

1085

Kent Johns: Health Coach on finding motivation to exercise

1086

Kyron Gosse: Chief Executive Officer of FreedomCoNZ on tiny homes

1087

The Panel with Jono Pryor and Ben Boyce

1088

The Parent Squad with Zazi Plays: How to deal with anxiety at a young age

1089

Pete Wolfkamp: Rising costs of building a home, how to design without and architect

1090

Politics Central: Three Waters and crime in NZ

1091

Hannah McQueen: Should we be tightening our spending?

1092

Health Hub: Dr. John Cameron on whether you'd like to know if you had increased chance of being diagnosed with a disease

1093

The Panel with Petra Bagust and Miles Davis: Adrian Orr, OCR and Foodstuffs using facial recognition tech

1094

Kyle MacDonald: Mind Matters psychotherapist on the price of getting counselling

1095

Sir Peter Gluckman: International Science Council President on National's bootcamp plan

1096

Ashley Church: OneRoof property commentator guesses when the market will recover

1097

The Panel with Mark Crysell (1)

1098

Jenny Hale: parenting coach on being firm but kind with children

1099

Weekend Collective: Sunday 13th November

1100

Philip Walsh: Taking care of our kids eye health

1101

Amanda Morrall: KiwiSaver contribution sharing suggested to bridge gender gap savings

1102

The Parent Squad with Dorothy Waide 29.10.22

1103

The One Roof Radio Show with Tony Alexander 29.10.22

1104

The Panel with Petra Bagust 29.10.22

1105

The Parent Squad with John Cowan 22.10.22

1106

The One Roof Radio Show with Ashley Church 22.10.22

1107

The Panel with Niva Retimanu 22.10.22

1108

Ian Russell: Keeping your eyes safe this summer

1109

Max Whitehead: Where have all the workers gone?

1110

Kyle MacDonald: Is everyone angrier and more stressed?

1111

Simon Wilson: The big job facing new Auckland mayor Wayne Brown

1112

Jules Radich: One-term councillor unseats Dunedin mayor

1113

Steven Joyce: There's an appetite for change in local body politics

1114

Parenting with @zaziplays:

1115

OneRoof Radio Show with Rupert Gough: When interest rates rise

1116

The Panel with Miles Davis: Local Body elections, the Peter Ellis decision and much more.

1117

Janet Wilson: freelance journalist and former National Press Secretary on TVNZ-RNZ merger

1118

Timothy Welch: Senior Lecturer from UOA's School of Architecture and Planning on reduced speed limits

1119

Raf Manji: TOP leader on tax free income and residential land taxes

1120

The Parent Squad with Dave Atkinson

1121

The OneRoof Radio Show with Pete Wolfkamp

1122

Weekend Collective: The Panel with Sonia Gray

1123

Dororthy Waide: Take your kids on holiday

1124

Tony Alexander: Owning properties overseas

1125

The Panel with Frank Ritchie: The Queen's funeral

1126

Harbour Asset Management's Andrew Bascand: Will the economy turnaround?

1127

Specsavers Optometrist David Aldridge: Women's Eye Health

1128

Politics Central 19th Sept: Steven Joyce, David Parker & Jason Walls

1129

Dr Anna Martin: Children need an to tell their side of the story

1130

Debbie Roberts: Housing intensification pros and cons

1131

The Panel with Dean Butler: Finding a lost phone and other things

1132

Malcolm Knight: One year investments are always a gamble

1133

Dr John Cameron: I know about pain, I've had 6 or 7 kidney stones

1134

Professor Robert Patman: Russia Retreating in the face of defeat

1135

Dr Sean Palmer: I don't think too many people would begrudge a public holiday for the Queen

1136

Michael Baker: Traffic light framework has outlived its usefulness

1137

John Cowan: Grandparents love your children the most after you

1138

Ashley Church: What was the trigger that got you into the property market?

1139

Simon Wilson: There are rituals we can all embrace in remembrance

1140

Amanda Morrall: Financial specialist on the cost of divorce, convenience v cost in flights, cars

1141

Kathryn Berkett: Children will try dumb things, be there to chat about it

1142

Tony Alexander: It's hard to look at a potential oversupply when social housing is still lacking

1143

Miles Davis: If they win tonight it might be the turning of the corner

1144

Max Whitehead: If you want it, get it written in your contract

1145

Dr Clare Halford: Medicinal Cannabis 101

1146

Political Analyst Dr Bryce Edwards: Tax U-turn suggests the government is tired and dysfunctional

1147

David Seymour: The world has moved on and we should too

1148

Dr Shane Reti: Health interventions need to be more than a text message

1149

Dr Paul Buchanan: There's no legitimate reason for Trump to have access to these documents

1150

Danny Osborne: It's incredibly problematic that conspiracy therapists are running in local elections

1151

Chris Trotter: Lack of experience and naivety is why Luxon hasn't decided on Tamaki

1152

Politics Central - Full hour 28th August 2022

1153

Dororthy Waide: Kids don't want you to fix your problems, they want you to listen

1154

Rupert Gough: Reverse Mortgages are good for pensioners who are equity rich

1155

Matt Heath: If I couldn't stare at people in the bar, my wife and I wouldn't have met

1156

Harbour Asset Management's Shane Solly: We are seeing the signs of peak inflation

1157

Specsavers optometrist Karthigan Param: 51% of tradies are put their eyesight at risk

1158

Immigration Minister Michael Wood: Flexibility in our immigration reboot is what we need

1159

Leonie Freeman: Should we trust property commentators and economists predictions?

1160

John Cowan: Show your love by acknowledging the differences in your children

1161

Mark Crysell: Whittaker's chocolate blocks in Te Reo Māori shows how far we've come

1162

Max Whitehead: Do your research before talking to your boss about a payrise (1)

1163

Sleep Expert Dr Alex Bartle: Journalling before bed, a counselling session with paper to sleep well

1164

Nigel Latta: There's not consequences we can apply to youth crime, inequality is the problem

1165

Matthew Hooton: Party of kindness doesn't care about backbench MP's

1166

Ashley Church: Government Tax U-Turn or half U-turn only for the real rich

1167

Family Coach Jenny Hale: Bully's tend to be insecure, bring your child up to respect themselves and others

1168

The Panel with Frank Ritchie: We need to grapple with what grace, mercy, and forgiveness looks like

1169

Tony Alexander: Kiwis still looking to invest in properties even with high prices

1170

Counsellor Rebekah Ballagh: Helping children understand emotions

1171

Pam Corkery: All Blacks coach, they don't hire you to loose

1172

Professor Al Gillespie: It's a show of solidarity, but this isn't the time to do it

1173

Peter Dunne: It's a good thing that no controversies have emerged from it

1174

Aaron Dahmen: National's welfare policy is an interesting one

1175

Financial Advisor Malcolm Knight: Deciding what Kiwisaver fund to invest in not black and white

1176

Health Coach Kent Johns: Everyone would be better of eating whole foods instead of processed foods

1177

Health Coach Kent Johns: Everyone would be better off eating whole foods instead of processed foods

1178

Max Rashbrooke: Strange that the cost of living payment is missing beneficiaries

1179

Backpacker Youth Adventure Tourism Assn Chair Chris Sperring: It's a bright day to have the borders reopened

1180

Rebecca Barnard: Getting fussy eaters eating

1181

Rupert Gough: How to time the market when prices are still dropping

1182

Simon Wilson: Lawn bowls is what to watch at the Commonwealth Games (1)

1183

Harbour Asset Management's Hamish Pepper: OCR future cash rate already baked in the cake

1184

Specsavers Optometrist Niall McCormack: Jul-Eye, why you should book your next checkup

1185

Associate Professor of Epidemiology Arindam Basu: Monkeypox is a hassle we want to avoid

1186

Neuroscience Trainer Kathryn Berkett: Brain upgrades during teen years, expect glitches

1187

Property Apprentice Debbie Roberts: Interest rates really are a moving beast

1188

Miles Davis: If we want change, let's go through the ballot box

1189

Hannah McQueen: Why do we spend all we earn?

1190

Kyle MacDonald: On average as a population we're loosing our attention to focus

1191

Dr Anna Martin: Finding the happy medium, being friends with your kids

1192

Tony Alexander: How to tackle FOMO in the housing market

1193

Niva Retimanu & Matt Heath: Should the government be playing a heavier role?

1194

Amanda Morrall: How young can you invest?

1195

Dr John Cameron: Boosters vital for omicron protection

1196

Dorothy Waide: Reading to your kids is a must

1197

Ashley Church: Do house prices really double every decade?

1198

Frank Ritchie: Boris Johnson's resignation can only be a good step

1199

Max Whitehead: How employers can keep young Kiwis in NZ

1200

Dr Libby Weaver: The benefits of Dry July and beyond

1201

John Cowan: What if your child out-grows family holidays?

1202

Tony Alexander: Are investment properties really going out of trend?

1203

Mark Crysell: New UK visa rules great news for young Kiwis

1204

Carissa Fairbrother: Should employers foster financial literacy in their staff?

1205

Niall McCormack: How to deal with poor vision in one eye

1206

Jenny Hale: How to find balance in your child's routine

1207

Rupert Gough: Difficult but not impossible for first-home buyers

1208

Miles Davis: Reflecting on our first Matariki

1209

Andrew Bascand: You wouldn't want to come face to face with a bear market

1210

Kyle MacDonald: How to deal with sporting disappointment

1211

Dr Anna Martin: How do kids deal with social hierarchy at school?

1212

Debbie Roberts: What should first home buyers look for?

1213

Niva Retimanu: Excitement for the Blues v Crusaders tonight

1214

Hannah McQueen: Is the faff worth the reward in small business?

1215

Greg Pain: Well-being more important than weight loss

1216

Kathryn Berkett: How we encourage teen girls in sport

1217

Pete Wolfkamp: What is Gib, and why's it in the headlines?

1218

Toni Street: The conversation we need between Albo and Ardern

1219

Amanda Morrall: Buy now, pay later loans

1220

Dr Libby Weaver: How to approach stressful situations

1221

Dorothy Waide: Advice for step-parenting

1222

Ashley Church: Will house prices continue to double every 10 years?

1223

Dean Butler: Candyman, Guns and the Queen's jubilee

1224

Martin Hawes: "Buy in gloom, sell in boom"

1225

Phillip Walsh: What's astigmatism?

1226

John Cowan: Should you teach your kids to drive?

1227

Tony Alexander: Mortgage rates - time to fix

1228

Kent Johns: What are the best self-help books?

1229

The OneRoof Radio Show: Mortgage Lab's Rupert Gough (1)

1230

The OneRoof Radio Show: Mortgage Lab's Rupert Gough (1)

1231

The Panel with Simon Wilson: Budget 2022 and the 'squeezed middle'

1232

Brad Olsen: Are financial advisors just for rich people?

1233

Greg Macpherson: Can we slow the ageing process?

1234

Dave Atkinson: How to avoid being THAT parent on the sporting sideline

1235

Debbie Roberts: What does the drop in median days for selling a house mean for sellers and buyers?

1236

The Panel with Miles Davis: What to make of the latest political poll?

1237

Amanda Morrall: It's time to get financially fit during these tough times

1238

Niall McCormack: How diabetes can affect your eye health

1239

John Cowan: Which battles to pick with your teenager

1240

Ashley Church: Prices might be dropping but is it actually affordable?

1241

Matt Heath: Our reaction to "Eurasian Fluff" comment show's just how outdated it is

1242

Malcolm Knight: Is unlimited annual leave worth the hype?

1243

Kyle MacDonald: How to treat addiction and dependency

1244

Dorothy Waide: Are you "over-parenting"?

1245

Tony Alexander: Is the Auckland property market really turning to custard?

1246

Mark Crysell: No one knows Putin's end-game in Ukraine

1247

Carissa Fairbrother: How the government could combat high inflation

1248

Alex Bartle: How to sleep better

1249

Kathryn Berkett: Have fairy-tales gone past their use-by date?

1250

Leonie Freeman: Is high density housing the future?

1251

Dean Butler: Should Russian sportspeople be barred from competitions?

1252

Max Whitehead: Why stay in a job you're not happy in?

1253

Dr John Cameron: Are Vitamin C tablets worth it?

1254

John Cowan: How to navigate the alcohol chat

1255

Rupert Gough: What role does the OCR play in the property market?

1256

The Panel with Anna Burns-Francis: What's next for America?

1257

Hamish Pepper: When will inflation peak?

1258

Claire Turnbull: Can comfort food be healthy?

1259

Dr Anna Martin: Is it ever okay to yell at your kids?

1260

Debbie Roberts: Are house prices really dropping?

1261

The Panel with Matt Heath: Elon Musk and Twitter make sense

1262

Martin Hawes: Can you make money from a side-hustle?

1263

How do you fix stitch? Greg Pain explains.

1264

Greg Pain: Stitch, cramp and stretch: the do's and don'ts!

1265

Dorothy Waide: Helping kids adjust to daylight savings

1266

Pete Wolfkamp: How to avoid DIY fails

1267

The Panel with Mark Crysell: America's cup or Dalton's cup?

1268

Amanda Morrall: Is shopping ethically affordable?

1269

Ganesh Raj: We need to get over ourselves, when it comes to budget-friendly food

1270

Jenny Hale: How to keep calm when your kids aren't

1271

Ashley Church: Is it the tide changing on the housing market?

1272

The Panel with Simon Wilson: Are we ready to remove mandates?

1273

Andrew Bascand: Are EVs the way of the future?

1274

Dr John Cameron: What are the effects of long-covid?

1275

Kathryn Berkett: When are kids old enough to swear?

1276

Tony Alexander: Are we in a housing slump?

1277

The Panel with Frank Ritchie: Eating out under red?

1278

Max Whitehead: Employee's rights

1279

Kent Johns: What gym equipment is actually worth buying?

1280

Dr Jin Russell: How can parents prevent their child catching covid-19? (1)

1281

Rupert Gough: Will returning Kiwis affect house prices here? (1)

1282

The Panel with Matt Heath: The hiking price of fuel

1283

Hannah McQueen: Should both partners be involved in the finances?

1284

Dr Alex Bartle: What to do when you're having issues sleeping

1285

Dr Anna Martin: How to react when your kids catch Covid-19

1286

Ashley Church: Things are constantly changing

1287

The Panel with Mark Crysell: Is New Zealand doing enough?

1288

Malcolm Knight: How Russia attacking Ukraine affects stock markets and economies

1289

Claire Turnbull: Foods with surprising number of calories

1290

Shane Cortese: The Psychology of how auctions work and if they're worth the risk

1291

John Cowan: How to deal with you child's low motivation

1292

The Panel with Niva Retimanu: From Russia's invasion to the protests here in Aotearoa

1293

Chris Di Leva: What's driven market volatility this year?

1294

Alex Flint: How to lose weight successfully

1295

Dorothy Waide: How to discipline other people's kids

1296

Tony Alexander: Where is the value in the property market right now?

1297

The Panel with Simon Wilson: The Police and the Protesters

1298

Martin Hawes: If I have spare cash, should I put it in KiwiSaver?

1299

Celeste Raisbeck: Driving in relation to the sun

1300

Mama Dr Jones: Talking to your kids about contraceptives

1301

Leonie Freeman: Is it a buyers market for first home buyers?

1302

The Panel with Frank Ritchie: Protests, Russia and O is not for awesome

1303

Max Whitehead: Traps to avoid when signing employment contracts

1304

Kyle MacDonald: Panic attacks