Sleep doctor, Dr Alex Bartle joined Tim to discuss methods of improving the way we sleep.

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Financial author Martin Hawes joined the show to discuss the reality of retirement versus your expectations, and why increasing your KiwiSaver contributions might be your saving grace.

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The next three months will be a fight for Aotearoa's future.

That's from the Green Party as it lays out a self described 'bold and achievable' plan to end poverty, guarantee everyone a warm home, and take strong climate action.

There's also a strong focus on children, culture, inclusivity, and drug law reforms.

Greens co-leader Marama Davidson says the manifesto gives a clear example of what the party has always cared about.

"Only a few things are new, but that goes to what we've been quite consistent on. And it's also achievable, so a lot of excitement."

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A u-turn from ACT, with the party now proposing a reversal of a National Government law it backed seven years ago.

The just-released election policy would make 17-year-olds be charged as adults when before the courts.

In 2016, National removed them from the adult justice system and put them into the youth justice framework.

ACT supported the move as part of the party's confidence and supply deal.

But party leader David Seymour says when something doesn't work, we should have the courage to change our minds and put it right.

"Letting 17-year-olds out of adult justice was a policy focused on the offender when we should be focused on victims."

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ACT Party leader David Seymour joined the Weekend Collective to discuss his new policy proposal, promising to put 17-year-olds back into the adult justice system.

Later, Green Party Co-Leader Marama Davidson explained what makes the Green Party different this election and outlined their manifesto.

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Property Council chief executive Leonie Freeman joined the Weekend Collective to discuss whether online property valuations are as accurate as the outcomes seen in the auction room.

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Parenting expert Dorothy Waide joins the Weekend Collective to talk about the increase in young children spending time on screens and whether this is good for their wellbeing.

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Jo McCarroll and Roman Travers joined Tyler to discuss National and Labour's new proposals to shake up the health sector, the new science curriculum’s lack of science, and celebrating the fourth of July by eating 62 hotdogs in 10 minutes.

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Former Minister of Foreign Affairs Peter Dunne joined the Weekend Collective to wrap up this week in Politics.

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The Green Party announced their new renting policy to safeguard tenants from landlords. Ashley Church gives his thoughts on this, and Peter Dunne wraps up the week in politics.

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