Nick Leggett

The government is being urged to ramp up investment in road maintenance.  Audio

The Panel discusses some of the most iconic movie theme songs of all time. Audio

A woman has been charged over a planned lockdown protest in Australia, after posting about the event on Facebook. Audio

Modernist architecture in Wellington is under the spotlight. Urban historian Ben Schrader shares his thoughts with The Panel. Audio

Retail NZ is warning that 10,000 businesses are at risk of failing in the next 12 months. Audio

On this day 10 years ago, Mike Edwards a founding member of Electric Light Orchestra was killed in a freak accident.  Audio

Consumer NZ's head of testing, Paul Smith, has been testing the durability of vacuum cleaners and tells The Panel what he and his team discovered. Audio

Fewer Covid-19 patients die when given steroids, research published today shows.  Audio

Some Auckland principals are calling for NCEA exams to be cancelled due to the major Covid-19-related disruptions this year.  Audio

'I've been thinking' with panellists Lavina Good and Nick Leggett. Audio

Rob Kelly is in to discuss rice cooking, rice cookers and dish the dirt on washing the grains. Audio

Frustrated truck drivers with perishable goods on board are still being held up some times for hours as they negotiate Auckland's border controls.

One driver says a trip from Hamilton to Auckland… Audio

The increase today in the taxes on fuel, road user charges and alcohol is being called a tone deaf move.

Many are critical the government's gone ahead with the increases in the midst of the Covid-19… Audio

Big questions remain over the future of New Zealand's biggest Public Private Partnership Project, Transmission Gully, as discussions take place between the major stakeholders. Slated to open in… Audio

Wellington's billion dollar Transmission Gully highway is facing new delays as work on the four lane highway is drastically curtailed.

Many of the roading sub-contractors are no longer employed and… Audio

As smaller businesses open up at alert level three to sell takeaway food, we check in with co-owner of Fush in Christchurch about how its gone after one day trading. Audio

As the tourism tap is turned off, what kind of future is in store for Queenstown? Chief executive of Queenstown's Chamber of Commerce, Anna Mickell joins the discussion. Audio

Online harm numbers were initially up during the first phase of the lockdown period, then dropped off says Netsafe chief executive, Martin Cocker. Audio