Julia Hartley Moore

The Panel goes to Moeraki to get the latest from restaurateur Fleur Sullivan on the rabbit plague hitting the town. Audio

A study out of New York University has found a link between people's music taste and psychopathic tendencies. Audio

Populism, immigration and vulnerable technology-based voting systems are all threats to democracy in the world now. Audio

After Auckland Council officially declared the average house value at more than $1 million, The Panel asks what this could mean for ratepayers. Audio

The ABC's Pacific affairs reporter Liam Fox has been on Manus Island for three weeks. Audio

Single use plastic bags have been banned in 40 countries.Will we stop ourselves drowning in plastic? Audio

How do people get away with faking their own deaths and claiming insurance? Audio

Psychologist Nigel Latta on when talking about suicide is determinental to mental health. Audio

What the Panelists Julia Hartley-Moore and Andrew Clay want to talk about. Audio

More men are marrying women who are more successful than them these days. Audio

Constitutional law expert Andrew Geddis on the No Surprises protocol. Audio

Business editor Liam Dann on how when people are feeling pretty good about life they may vote for a change of government. Audio

Topics - More men are marrying women who are more successful than them these days. Psychologist Nigel Latta discusses when talking about suicide is determinental to mental health. How do people get… Audio

Topics - Business editor Liam Dann on how when people are feeling pretty good about life they may vote for a change of government. Constitutional law expert Andrew Geddis on the No Surprises protocol.

Is New Zealand losing some of it's scenic wonder? Audio

Lawyer Kathryn Dalziel offers insights on a damages claim, Nicky Hager's Police search and paying different fees for goods from overseas. Audio

Waimate advocate Tim O'Brien is on a campaign to increase Waimate's profile. Audio