The Panel

More details of the sex and alcohol antics between lawyers and law students at Russell McVeagh show it's nothing new.

Bridges, Mitchell, Joyce, Adams, Collins. Who brings what to the National Party leadership and who will be the most palatable for its supporters? We ask former National Party activist Liam Hehir.

What the Panelists Nadine Higgins and Chris Gallavin want to talk about.

Let's all aim for warm fuzzies. It's good for business and gives us the feel good factor. A British University is handing out happy badges and some cute dogs to pat for students in exam mode.

The spokesman for the Rail and Maritime Union John Kerr says there's been no progress in train security talks with Auckland Transport which has led to drivers not working overtime and the disruption to the regular timetable.

Police arrested two men seemingling on instinct and then discovered cocaine in their car. Accusations of racism were central to the men's court case followed by the dismissal of a drugs charge. University of Auckland law professor Scott Optican discusses how it's possible to uphold unconcsious bias in a court of law.

An Australian 60 Minutes interview with PM Jacinda Ardern is being widely panned for it's sacarine style and the attention paid to her looks and baby's conception.

Let's all aim for warm fuzzies. It's good for business and gives us the feel good factor. A British University is handing out happy badges and some cute dogs to pat for students in exam mode. What the Panelists Nadine Higgins and Chris Gallavin want to talk about. More details of the sex and alcohol antics between lawyers and law students at Russell McVeagh show it's nothing new.

An Australian 60 Minutes interview with PM Jacinda Ardern is being widely panned for it's sacarine style and the attention paid to her looks and baby's conception. Police arrested two men seemingling on instinct and then discovered cocaine in their car. Accusations of racism were central to the men's court case followed by the dismissal of a drugs charge. University of Auckland law professor Scott Optican discusses how it's possible to uphold unconcsious bias in a court of law. The spokesman for the Rail and Maritime Union John Kerr says there's been no progress in train security talks with Auckland Transport which has led to drivers not working overtime and the disruption to the regular timetable.

Cas Carter and Kerry Spackman each bring their own topics to the table.