Finlay Macdonald

Should train travel be egalitarian? What the Panelists Ali Jones and Finlay MacDonald want to talk about. The families of the 9/11 victims have filed a lawsuit against Saudi Arabia. Janet Weber of… Audio

Can Labour really promise to stop overseas property speculators by Christmas? We ask International law expert Al Gillespie. Yaching aficiondo Peter Lester on Team NZ choosing monohulls for the next… Audio

If immigration is cut what will become of international student education providers? Audio

Australian Labor's deputy leader won't confirm or deny if he still has British citizenship. Audio

Rachel Brown of the Sustainable Business Network on what transport is favoured by business. Audio

What the Panelists Mai Chen and Finlay MacDonald want to talk about. Audio

Is there an anti-intellectualism feeling in the world? Audio

Labour's Pakuranga candidate gets heavy over not being accomodated for campaigning. Audio

Bob McCroskrie of the socially conservative group Family First talks about its charitable works. Audio

Max Rashbrooke of Victoria University on whether Auckland Council needs to cut costs to keep Mayor Phil Goff's rates rise promise. Audio

Gareth Morgan's TOP party has seized a publicity opportunity after "lipstick on a pig" comment. Audio

Is there an anti-intellectualism feeling in the world? What the Panelists Mai Chen and Finlay MacDonald want to talk about. Rachel Brown of the Sustainable Business Network on what transport is… Audio

Gareth Morgan's TOP party has seized a publicity opportunity after "lipstick on a pig" comment. Max Rashbrooke of Victoria University on whether Auckland Council needs to cut costs to keep Mayor Phil… Audio

Banning sexist ads and keeping online pornography from children by introducing credit card ID. We ask Katie Fitzpatrick of the University of Auckland if either of these ideas will work. Audio

BBC presenter John Humphrys is underfire for asking tennis player Johanna Konta about her various national identities. Audio

Saudi woman arrested over her skirt, Canadian band Arcade fire adds a dress code to its concerts and professional women golfers told what to not wear. Audio

What the Panelists Finlay MacDonald and Lisa Scott want to talk about. Audio

More people are paying the price of long working hours with their heart health. Audio

Bernard Hickey on the Labour Party's health and education policies and how they'll be paid for.

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Tax expert Mark Keating on the job losses and the way they pave the way for more technology at the Inland Revenue Department. Audio