Madness saxophone player Lee Thompson has made a documentary, One Man's Madness, charting the band's meteoric rise in fame to mark the band's 40 years performing.

Victoria University associate professor Will Browne's part of the line up for Techweek 2019 debating what the future might hold in terms of automation, computers and machines in our lives.

Muslim director Deeyah Khan's spent the last part of her career looking at extremism in both white supremacist movements as well as Islamic groups. She speaks to Paul about her work.

Professor Emily Oster's used hard data to detail what parents should be looking at when deciding what is best for their families in her book Cribsheet.

The Christchurch Call and response; media staff at their companies' top table; flipping Tip Top gives media an ice cream headache.

Michelle Grattan, the chief political correspondent for The Conversation, looks forward to the challenges for the new government.

What can New Zealand expect with three more years of a Scott Morrison-led government? RNZ's Political editor Jane Patterson explains.

Professor John Wanna - Professor of Politics at Griffith University and the Australian National University, discusses the political implications of the re-election of the Liberal Coalition across the Tasman.

Dr Paul Hamer discusses the plight of New Zealanders, treated as second-class citizens in Australia, and unlikely to receive any tangible benefits from the return of the Liberal Coalition government across the Tasman.

Tim Gassin from the "Oz-Kiwi" organisation discusses the results of the Australian election , and what it means for New Zealanders living across the Tasman