Penny Ashton

What panellists Penny Ashton and Chris Finlayson have been thinking. Audio

New technology has taken away the art of listening without distractions, meaning music isn't being heard like it used to be. Audio

A woman who's husband posted a photo online of her looking sad because there was no cheese on her fajitas has been slammed online for the entitlement and tone deaf self pity in the middle of a global… Audio

Public health academics say a tax on unhealthy food and a subsidy for fruit and vegetables would impact on people's wellbeing immediately. Professor Tony Blakely has co-authored a report on the moves… Audio

The Stop Hate for Money movement is gaining traction around the world. The Panel speaks to advertising commentator Vaughn Davis about the impact its having on Facebook. Audio

Today in music history, the Sony Walkman was introduced to the world in 1979. Audio

International law professor Al Gillespie explains exactly what powers Mainland China now has over Hong Kong after passing the new security law. Audio

Psychologist Jacqui Maguire joins the Panel to talk about the concern that we're becoming COVID complacent because we've not had any community transmissions since we moved to alert level 1. Audio

Former MP Tuariki Delamare talks to the Panel about the political developments today with the health minister's resignation and National's reshuffle. Audio

Panellists Penny Ashton and Andrew Hoggard share what they have been thinking about. Audio

What's a Himbo when he's at home? Robert Kelly goes in search of a new male archetype doing the rounds at the moment. Audio

A hallmark of our lockdown life has been the live broadcast of the daily press conference double act of the Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern and Director General of Health, Dr Ashley Bloomfield. They… Audio

Calls to look at regional rail investment to help with pandemic recovery and the environment. Paul Callister is Adjunct Fellow at the Institute for Governance and Policy Studies at Victoria University… Audio

People who're losing their jobs due to the COVID-19 pandemic are being urged to consider signing up to a trade apprenticeship. Helen Stephens, Chief Executive at the Apprenticeship Training Trust… Audio

On this day in 1978 Dire Straits released their first single, Sultans of Swing. Audio

There's a call for expensive tourist attractions to lower their prices to make them affordable for domestic visitors in the coming months. Tourism Industry Association Aotearoa's Chief executive… Audio