Neil Miller

The Beehive chat this week from the Hon Tariana Turia. An investigation into a massive privacy breach by ACC, has found it was a genuine human error but happened because of weaknesses in ACC's culture… Audio

The Government has decided to let the liquor industry set its own rules for the sweetened alcoholic drinks. British American Tobacco, in Australia, has launched a print, television and radio campaign… Audio

Google will pay a record fine of over 22 million US dollars to the Federal Trade Commission after it tracked users of Apple's iPhone, iPad and Mac computers by circumventing privacy protections on the… Audio

The High Court at Auckland has heard evidence of the involvement of a secret Government organisation in the raid on Kim Dotcom's mansion. Audio

Topics - are you deliberating on whether the Olympics are worth a SKY subscription? KiwiRail is looking to disestablish up to 220 jobs as it attempts to find 200-million dollars in savings. Audio

Topics - Some schools have engaged debt collectors in an attempt to force parents to pay so-called "voluntary" donations. A new poll asks if New Zeanders are in favour of schools being given an… Audio

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Topics - The Telegraph has published its list of the top ten least reliable family cars. The days of worrying about a car lurking in your vehicle's blind spot could soon be a thing of a past. John Key… Audio

Topics - In the Herald today our panellist Dita de Boni says 'we need to stop paying out for sports injuries'. It's emerged today that a mother of two stole more than three hundred and thirty thousand… Audio

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Topics - An email from Lou Harrison-Smith proposes we (society) stop sending people to prison for white-collar crime. The quest for increased productivity occupies reams of academic literature and… Audio

Topics - Bail conditions for Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom were relaxed in Auckland District Court today. Social Development Minister Paula Bennett says there will be some quite dramatic changes at… Audio

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Topics - The Mongrel Mob says it will take the Porirua City Council to the Supreme Court, if it has to, to overturn a ban on offensive insignia on headstones. Soaring property prices in Auckland… Audio

Topics - The Alcohol Reform Bill will go back in Parliament to pass its final stages next month. The embattled Act leader and government MP John Banks says he kept political donor Kim Dotcom briefed… Audio

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What could be more dangerous than drink driving? Only 35% of hybrid vehicle owners chose to purchase a hybrid again when they returned to the market in 2011, according to auto information company R.L… Audio

More and more cases are being reported, to the Herald and to us, of unfair wheel clamping, Police have confirmed that a review is underway following another budgetary overspend on the Diplomatic… Audio

Topics - Do we need a national conversation about mining and oil exploration? Gary McCormick has received notice of a decision by the BSA on an issue he raised here, on The Panel, back in September… Audio

Topics - Parents who want to live with their children in New Zealand will find it tougher to gain residency under a new tiered immigration system which favours high income earners, according to the… Audio