Wallace and panellists Mark Sainsbury and Catherine Robertson hear from vintage caravan enthusiast Eamon Barrett and discuss issues in mens and womens health.

Wallace and panellists Scott Campbell and Anjum Rahman discuss China's growing influence in the Pacific and what New Zealand needs to be doing, they talk to someone at the forefront of prisoner rehabilitation about why the clean slate scheme is not longer working, and finally is Wellington really a cycling city?

Wallace and panellists Scott Campbell and Anjum Rahman hear from a constitutional expert about what needs to happen for New Zealand to become a republic, and they discuss the Government still not fulfilling its pledge to establish a new national intelligence and security agency. Also what is it with the Swedes not feeding other people's kids?

On The Pre-Panel today Wallace and panellists Scott Campbell and Anjum Rahman take a look at the week that was and dig into the mailbag and discuss what listeners have to say about sugar taxes, Wellington's famous bucket fountain, and whether or not we should officially rename the country Aotearoa.

Wallace and panellists Georgie Stylianou and Raybon Kan hear from an expert in child and adolescent brain development about how a tough-on-crime approach wont help deter ram raids and youth crime. They discuss New Zealand Rugby's deal with American private equity firm Silver Lake. And what does Australia's latest embrace of Republicanism mean for New Zealand?

Today on the panel Wallace and panellists Georgie Stylianou and Raybon Kan discuss the verdict in the Amber Heard and Johnny Depp libel suit. They talk about a new study that has found taxes on sugary drinks are effective and why the Government is so against introducing them here. And Wellington's famous Bucket Fountain; a loveable landmark or New Zealand's 'crappiest fountain'?

Today on The Pre-Panel Wallace and panellists Georgie Stylianou and Raybon Kan hear from New Zealand's premier Elvis impersonator about the licensing company that controls the name and image of "The King" ordering Sin City chapel operators to stop using Elvis in themed ceremonies.

Wallace Chapman and panellists Shane Te Pou and Julia Hartley Moore discuss falling house prices and what they mean for home owners and those looking to buy. A reading expert explains why kids don't read for fun anymore and they hears about a man passionate about making Aotearoa the country's official name.

Wallace Chapman and panellists Shane Te Pou and Julia Hartley Moore discuss Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's visit to the White House and what it means for New Zealand's relationship with the United States. A clinical psychologist explains why spontaneity can be positive for people's mental health. And they hear why a $185 burger is worth every cent.

Wallace Chapman and panellists Shane Te Pou and Julia Hartley Moore hear from a listener who is passionate about making sure disability parking is not abused by those who don't need it.