Wallace Chapman

Wallace Chapman and panellists Sue Kedgley and David Farrar discuss today's border announcement, groceries and ACTs proposal to axe certain ministries. Audio

Wallace Chapman and panellists Sue Kedgley and David Farrar answer listeners' letters and tell us what they've been thinking. Audio

Wallace Chapman and panellists Chris Finlayson and Emma John discuss mortgage rates, keeping public transport fares half price and the rubbish lurking in Wellington's Harbour. Audio

Wallace Chapman and panellists Chris Finlayson and Emma John discuss cycle safety, raising the superannuation age and what towns unfairly get a bad rap. Audio

Wallace Chapman and panellists Chris Finlayson and Emma John speak to a women in the United States who bought a bust at Goodwill for $35 that turned our to be a Roman relic. Audio

This week's critter is the Hoodwinker Sunfish, a large fish found in the southern waters around New Zealand and South America. They can grow up to 3 metres in length and weigh up to 2 tones. Audio

With Mother's Day on the horizon, NZ Gardener Magazine Editor Jo McCarroll talks to Wallace about the tradition of gifting chrysanthemums to celebrate all things maternal. Audio

Today Ima Cuisine restaurant owner and chef, Yael Shochat, shares a nice recipe for people to make on mother's day. Audio

Since Covid arrived on our shores, genomics has become part of the public consciousness. A new exhibition, Genome Science of Life, which opens on Monday. Genomics Aotearoa director, Professor Peter… Audio

A survey of 300 people with disabilities revealed mass discrimination when it comes to transport services. Barney Koneferenisi talks Wallace about what he's trying to do to solve the problem. Audio

Exciting times for Wellington central with the plans unveiled this week for the 188 million dollar upgrade of the city's library.  Architect Institute president, Judi Keith-Brown talks to  Wallace. Audio

Pioneering peanut-butter maker manufacturer Pic's is adding another milestone to their business credentials. They're the first peanut roastery in the country to be partially solar-powered. Audio

This week we've been playing a series looking back at the lives of NZ WWI veterans who were on the front line at Le Quesnoy. The series was produced by Jude Dobson. Today's is the last in the series.

The future of coastal transport may have arrived. Kiwi company Ocean Flyer has just signed a $700 million dollar deal for 25 electric sea-gliders, which are, essentially, flying ferries.Ocean Flyer… Audio

This week Dr Grant Morris looks back at the history of New Zealand's most famous actors. Audio

The NZ On Screen website added 'Give It A Whirl', a six-part documentary that originally screened in 2003. It recounts the history of rock 'n' roll in Aotearoa. Researcher and associate producer… Audio