Lynda Hallinan

Which Generation is the best prepared for lockdown life? One writer argues that it's Gen X, thanks to pet rocks, queueing for hit movies and livin under the threat of nuclear war Audio

It’s time to put in those winter veges in the ground now, Lynda Hallinan says. The warm soil will help them to get going and we should hopefully get some rain soon.. Audio

A study in the UK has shown that where school dinners are provided the obesity rates in children also drop. Audio

Forest and Bird Conservation Manager Jen Miller joins the Panel to talk about the shocking loss of native habitat detailed in recent satellite images. Audio

Auckland University senior lecturer at the the School of Architecture and Planning, Bill McKay joins The Panel to talk about the price increases associated with the urban sprawl in the city. Audio

Today in music history in 1966 The Beach Boys started recording their hit "God Only Knows" Audio

The Eagle helicopter trial in Christchruch has prompted numerous noise complaints from residents, but the local top cop want the chopper to stay. Audio

Economist Dr Alfredo Paloyo explains why the toilet paper buying frenzy has links to the way the damage done by the outbreak to the economy is going to be fixed. Audio

Chief Executive of Wellington's Chamber of Commerce, John Milford, joins the panel to talk about what can be done to help businesses hit hard by the outbreak of the coronavirus. Audio

What the panellists Lynda Hallian and Mike Williams have been thinking about. Audio

The controversy over cancelled plans by Hachette to publish Woody Allen's memoir. Audio

Pot plants are back in a big way. It seems even in the smallest of living spaces pot plants are blooming. Gardening guru Lynda Hallinan joins Jesse Mulligan. Audio

Lynda Hallinan has just come back from a trip to the Chatham Islands where she was foraging for plants. Audio

Dungeons and Dragons is cool again. So says an article in The Guardian.  Audio

Wellington City Council's use of a water diviner has been mocked by the The New Zealand Skeptics Conference who awarded the council a "bent spoon" accolade.  Audio

GST on purchases less than $1000 came into force yesterday - overseas websites selling goods here online will have to charge and collect GST.  Audio