Jo Mc Carroll
Would "no jab no pay" be legal?
The National Party yesterday asked supporters how they would feel about a policy which would withhold benefits from sole parents who don't vaccinate their children. Professor Andrew Geddis from Otago… Audio
UK heads for general election
The United Kingdom could have its third prime minister in a single year, after a general election was confirmed for December. Audio
The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Scott Campbell (Part 2)
What's the spookiest thing that's ever happened to you? Local councils around the country are grappling with the complicated rules around tiny houses, and which legislation applies to them. The NZ… Audio
The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Scott Campbell (Part 1)
The United Kingdom could have its third prime minister in a single year, after a general election was confirmed for December. The National Party yesterday asked supporters how they would feel about a… Audio
I've been thinking for 31 October 2019
What the panellists Jo McCarroll and Scott Campbell have been thinking about. Audio
Story of the Day for 31 October 2019
As we know - Millennials and Gen Z's are rising up - challenging world leaders on climate change, and challenging lots of other ideas on gender and identity. And now they have a new weapon in their… Audio
Budgeting: why it's not enough
An opinion piece in Stuff written by Jackie Clarke from the Aunties caught our attention, titles "You Can't Budget Your Way Out of Poverty". Audio
Ardie Savea's goggles
All Blacks flanker Ardie Savea will wear protective goggles in the next RWC game against Canada. Audio
Disabilities at an athletics carnival
Sydney's top private boys schools have split over a decision to include a race for students with disabilities at an athletics carnival, prompting organisers to abandon the plan. Audio
China's nuclear might
China showed off its military might as the Communist Party celebrated its 70th anniversary. Trucks carrying weapons including nuclear-capable missiles drove down the streets of Beijing. Audio
Question of the Day for 2 October 2019
If you could launch a new discount card AKA supergold, what would it be for? Audio
SuperGold gets a digital upgrade
The SuperGold Card is entering the digital era with the launch of an app and upgrade websites. The upgrade sees a $7.7 million investment into the card and app. Audio
The high cost of emergency accomodation
Auckland landlords are charging the Government large amounts of money to house homeless people. Some are charging up to $300 a night to house homeless people who have nowhere else to go. Audio
The Panel with Guy Williams and Jo McCarroll (Part 2)
If you could launch a new discount card AKA supergold, what would it be for? China showed off its military might as the Communist Party celebrated its 70th anniversary. Trucks carrying weapons… Audio
The Panel with Guy Williams and Jo McCarroll (Part 1)
Auckland landlords are charging the Government large amounts of money to house homeless people. Some are charging up to $300 a night to house homeless people who have nowhere else to go. We speak to… Audio
What the panellist have been thinking for 2 October 2019
What the Panellists Guy Williams and Jo McCarroll have been thinking about. Audio
Story of the Day for 2 October 2019
Favourite fodder of the tabloids Meghan Markle is our story today. Audio
Jo McCarroll: NZ Gardener magazine celebrates 75 years in circulation
In September 1944 the first issue of NZ Gardener magazine hit the newsstands. Editor Jo McCarroll joins the show to talk about the magazine's longevity and our obsession with gardening Audio
Optimism!
Optimists are more likely to live longer than those who have a more negative approach to life, a US study has found. Audio
More students travelling to school by car than a decade ago
A new survey shows nearly half of all school students in New Zealand travel to school by car. Audio