The Crusaders and New Zealand Rugby investigating allegations of serious misconduct by players while on tour in South Africa. There's a homophobic incident and a sexual harassment incident but players refute the claims.

A UK girls' school has banned phones for a week-long retreat. Students at the elite private school Roedean will spend a week at a country house to practise how to interact face-to-face.

What is your biggest café hang-up?

Bad service, get your own water, mediocre coffee...what are some of the cafe gripes you have? That's the basis of an article from the Sydney Morning Herald today, a list of annoying habits that cafes seem to share.

National List MP Alfred Ngaro has confirmed that he is contemplating on staring his own party ahead of the election. National will need a Coalition partner if they want to have any hope of getting in to office.

Greens MP Golriz Ghahraman has been allocated a security escort, because of increased threats the police have deemed serious.

Yesterday came a sweeping new review on the workplace culture in Parliament - it paints a grim picture. This morning Speaker of the House Trevor Mallard - who ordered the report - said he believed rape had been committed.

Bad service, get your own water, mediocre coffee...what are some of the cafe gripes you have? That's the basis of an article from the Sydney Morning Herald today, a list of annoying habits that cafes seem to share. The panelists tell us what is they get frustrated with in cafes. Question of the Day: What is your biggest café hang-up? A UK girls' school has banned phones for a week-long retreat. Students at the elite private school Roedean will spend a week at a country house to practise how to interact face-to-face. The panelists weigh in on whether we all need to take a break from our smartphones. The Crusaders and New Zealand Rugby investigating allegations of serious misconduct by players while on tour in South Africa. There's a homophobic incident and a sexual harassment incident but players refute the claims. The panelists discuss whether we have a problem in rugby. One of the most comprehensive studies in the UK on EVS has outlibne that only 1 in 4 people would consider buying a fully electric car in the next five years. Range seems to be the major impediment. We ask Mark Gilbert from Drive Electric if the same is true for New Zealand drivers. Extreme life coaching is all the rage - if you're bored and rich enough. That's the headline of a piece in The Guardian this week, looking to the latest luxury travel trend. As Arwa Mahdawi puts it quote "Anxious one-percenters are paying small fortunes to get dropped in the middle of the wilderness with a team of life coaches." The panelists share their thoughts.

Yesterday came a sweeping new review on the workplace culture in Parliament - it paints a grim picture. This morning Speaker of the House Trevor Mallard - who ordered the report - said he believed rape had been committed. National deputy leader Paula Bennett has called for immediate police action, while Winston Peters the facts need to come out now. Political commentator Bryce Edwrads explains the reaction. Greens MP Golriz Ghahraman has been allocated a security escort, because of increased threats the police have deemed serious. Ms Ghahraman told reporters the decision was made after an investigation into White Supremacy where threats against her were revealed. It also comes after ACT MP David Seymour said in an interview that the Greens MP was quote "a menace to freedom". The Press columnist Donna Miles-Mojab tells us why she believes David Seymour should apologise. National List MP Alfred Ngaro has confirmed that he is contemplating on staring his own party ahead of the election next year. National may be supportive as they'll need a Coalition partner if they want to have any hope of getting in to office. We ask the panelists if the Christian conservative view isn't being served by the current parties.

What the Panellists Thomas Pryor and Golnaz Bassam Tabar have been thinking.