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A landlord has been left seemingly powerless after a tenant sublet her property and left her out of pocket.The tenant was evicted but he's already divided up the house, padlocking doors and bringing in other residents who paid rent to him and not the landlord. Police haven't acted saying no complaint has been laid. Andrew King of the Property Investors Federation talks about the power or lack of that property owners have in a situation like this.

What the Panelists Beck Eleven and Ian Telfer want to talk about.

Entertainment doyen Barbra Streisand has released her first album in many years and it features a song called "Don't Lie to Me" which is a direct attack on US President Donald Trump. She laments her country losing things that were hard-fought for because of Mr Trump. But really is he responsible for every inequality in the USA?

The NZ First leader Winston Peters has put his oar into the revoked Derek Handley CTO appointment saga by saying that the former candidate was given advice by the former president of the National Party Michelle Boag.

University of Otago students in Dunedin want the power of the proctor to be limited to on-campus. They've held a protest today in the wake of a furor over Proctor Dave Scott confiscating water bongs from a student flat.

US Supreme Court candidate Judge Brett Kavanaugh has undergone questioning before the US Senate's Judiciary Committee about several allegations of historic sex abuse. His appearance was preceded by one of his accusers Professor Christine Blasey Ford who described in detail an experience of being overwhelmed physically by teenaged boys when she was a 15 year-old. Political commentator Karen Kasler of Ohio Public Radio and Television predicts what's next for Judge Kavanaugh.

The Prime Minister delivered an idealistic and aspirational speech to the United Nations General Assembly this morning. Jacinda Ardern put a stake in the ground for what New Zealand stands for and what she hopes for the future of the country and the global community. Her phrase that #metoo needs to become #wetoo drew applause from the gathered world leaders.

The Prime Minister delivered an idealistic and aspirational speech to the United Nations General Assembly this morning. Jacinda Ardern put a stake in the ground for what New Zealand stands for and what she hopes for the future of the country and the global community. Her phrase that #metoo needs to become #wetoo drew applause from the gathered world leaders. US Supreme Court candidate Judge Brett Kavanaugh has undergone questioning before the US Senate's Judiciary Committee about several allegations of historic sex abuse. His appearance was preceded by one of his accusers Professor Christine Blasey Ford who described in detail an experience of being overwhelmed physically by teenaged boys when she was a 15 year-old. Political commentator Karen Kasler of Ohio Public Radio and Television predicts what's next for Judge Kavanaugh. University of Otago students in Dunedin want the power of the proctor to be limited to on-campus. They've held a protest today in the wake of a furor over Proctor Dave Scott confiscating water bongs from a student flat. The NZ First leader Winston Peters has put his oar into the revoked Derek Handley CTO appointment saga by saying that the former candidate was given advice by the former president of the National Party Michelle Boag.

We promised earlier that we would talk about robot lawnmowers. Apparently they are all the rage in Europe, they're like those robot vacuums, Roombas, they loope around your yard trimming the grass.

Price of vanilla and donating blood.