Andrew Clay
The Panel with Nadine Higgins and Andrew Clay (Part 2)
A new study has discovered why some people are worse at taking orders than others and it's all about how your brain works. The study found people were more control-averse due to activity in two areas… Audio
The Panel with Nadine Higgins and Andrew Clay (Part 1)
Listeners react to our discussion yesterday about the news the vote to legalise marijuana could be held next year. Some dispute Professor David Fergusson's opinion that cannabis is easy to obtain… Audio
Renting, a small business?
There's an interesting suggestion in the latest research paper from the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute. It's that landlords should be made to become more like employers. Audio
Auckland teacher acquitted of sexual abuse charges
An Auckland teacher has been acquitted of sex charges against students Audio
The Panelists bring their topics
What the Panelists Beck Eleven and Andrew Clay want to talk about. Audio
Laughing makes you work better
Research coming up out of places like MIT and reported by the BBC says we should laugh at work a lot more and that stress is the enemy of creativity. Audio
Immigration New Zealand's profiling of immigrants
Immigration New Zealand has been modelling data - including age, gender and ethnicity - of immigrants to identify which groups most commonly run up hospital costs or commit crime. Audio
The Northland mayors - their case to the transport minister
Richard Harman from Politik talks to The Panel about the latest in the RNZ and Clare Curran saga as well as four Northland mayors who are pushing the idea of a four lane highway from Whangarei to… Audio
Camilla's Commonwealth contempt
Camilla was caught by cameras at the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Games apparently "showing complete indifference to the athletes, officials and artists that featured in the blockbuster… Audio
The Panel with Beck Eleven and Andrew Clay (Part 2)
Research coming up out of places like MIT and reported by the BBC says we should laugh at work a lot more and that stress is the enemy of creativity. What the Panelists Beck Eleven and Andrew Clay… Audio
The Panel with Beck Eleven and Andrew Clay (Part 1)
Camilla was caught by cameras at the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Games apparently "showing complete indifference to the athletes, officials and artists that featured in the blockbuster… Audio
Will Summer continue?
An Australian forecaster says there will be more six more weeks of scorching weather before a bitterly cold winter. We ask New Zealand weather expert, Philip Duncan, if the same is true for this side… Audio
More than mess: the damage tourists are doing
We've had a lot of feedback about our discussion on freedom camping yesterday but many disagree messy travelers are in the minority. We look at emails highlighting the environmental strain tourists… Audio
Human nature
We look at two cases where people have lashed out, a man who assaulted his friend who had an affair with his wife and the cricketers sledging each other, mentioning the others' families in insults. Audio
Women's Day reactions
Following on from International Women's Day yesterday, we look at stories from around the world. In the UK, a council is banning gendered language like "chairman". McDonald's flips its golden arches… Audio
Money matters
Auckland Transport is under fire from business owners for spending millions on failed plans and proposals. Audio
Getting a good job - now and in the future
A new study shows Americans think artificial intelligence will impact jobs in the future - just not theirs. The robots are coming but that someone else's problem. Audio
Air NZ axes Kapiti to Auckland flights
Air New Zealand is suspending its service between Kapiti Coast and Auckland. Many are shocked and disappointed at the move, which they believe will put a dent in the region's economy and put a strain… Audio
