The Panel

Jacinda Ardern has secured a spot on the American TV show, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, later this month. Is this good publicity for New Zealand, or PR whitewashing?

Donald Trump's preferred nomination for Supreme Court Justice, Brett Kavanaugh, has been accused of sexually assaulting a women, Dr Christine Ford, while he was at high school.

Maddison McQueen-Davies' is the founder of the charity, Share A Pair, and last night won the Young Leader award at last night's Women of Influence Awards. She joins us to talk about Share A Pair, and what Suffrage Day means to her.

Restaurant no-shows are on the rise - and some hypothesize that online bookings are to blame...

Emails between Massey University's vice-chancellor Jan Thomas and a staffer were released today, outlining Professor Thomas's objection to having Don Brash speak on campus. Deputy pro vice-chancellor Professor Chris Gallivan joins us with his reaction

Meg de Ronde from Amnesty International joins us with her reaction to the government's promise to raise the refugee quota by 50 percent over the next two years.

Restaurant no-shows are on the rise - and some hypothesize that online bookings are to blame...Maddison McQueen-Davies' is the founder of the charity, Share A Pair, and last night won the Young Leader award at last night's Women of Influence Awards. She joins us to talk about Share A Pair, and what Suffrage Day means to her. Donald Trump's preferred nomination for Supreme Court Justice, Brett Kavanaugh, has been accused of sexually assaulting a women, Dr Christine Ford, while he was at high school. Jacinda Ardern has secured a spot on the American TV show, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, later this month. Is this good publicity for New Zealand, or PR whitewashing? Yesterday Elon Musk, who needs no introduction, annouced his company Space-X would send the Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa to the moon in 2023.

It seems fitting to start by reflecting on what we can celebrate and what still needs to change... On one hand a girl born today can expect to lead a life significantly different from that of her great-great grandmother. She's likely to do better at school and live longer than a baby boy, for example ... on the other plenty of barriers remain in terms of income, education, access to power and certain careers... and more.

It seems fitting to start by reflecting on what we can celebrate and what still needs to change... On one hand a girl born today can expect to lead a life significantly different from that of her great-great grandmother. She's likely to do better at school and live longer than a baby boy, for example ... on the other plenty of barriers remain in terms of income, education, access to power and certain careers... and more. Meg de Ronde from Amnesty International joins us with her reaction to the government's promise to raise the refugee quota by 50 percent over the next two years. Emails between Massey University's vice-chancellor Jan Thomas and a staffer were released today, outlining Professor Thomas's objection to having Don Brash speak on campus. Deputy pro vice-chancellor Professor Chris Gallivan joins us with his reaction

Accordign to the New York post having a nanny who can teach your kid a second language doesn't cut it anymore in New York City's elite circles - there's now a fleet of super nannies who will design custom clothes for the children, do hairstyling and even massages and yoga sessions for the parents.