Canterbury District Health Board Medical Officer of Health Dr Alistair Humphrey joined Chris to talk about the high nitrate levels found one of the City Council's water supplies

Nelson Lawyer Sue Grey talks with Chris Lynch about Treasury advice on tax savings by decriminalising cannabis, which she had to obtain through an Official Information Request.

National's Nicky Wagner and Labours Clayton Cosgrove talk China and Christchurch rents during this weeks debate

E tu union industry coordinator Joe Gallagher on the concerns raised over low quality steel from China

Our correspondent in France Catherine Field talks with Chris Lynch about the latest information coming through after another suspected terror attack has killed at least 60 people in Nice. 

FULL STORY: Nice attack death toll rises dramatically

The Christchurch City Council is tightening up rules on containers and boats on properties.  General Manager of consents Peter Sparrow explains what that means.

BP Edgeware want's to expand and neighbors aren't happy, Community Board Chair Mike Davidson tries to clear the air

The father of 5-year-old Leon Jayet-Cole who was killed in May fears he may never get closure over the death of his son.

Leon's step-father James Roberts was due to stand trail for his murder later this year, but was found dead while on bail earlier this week.

Leon's Father Michael Cole says Roberts shouldn't have been granted bail.

"Whether he's innocent or guilty, we could have got to the bottom of this, and I wouldn't be left with this great big hole in my life."

Mr Cole also believes that CYFs failed to consider his son's family environment before his death.

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Madeleine Pierard and Enea Scala speak to Chris Lynch about their Opera La Traviata which is playing in Christchurch

Jen Branje joined Chris Lynch to talk about what next after she and her group successfully stopped the sale of billions of litres of local water by the District Council.

FULL STORY: Ashburton water bottling proposal canned