Duncan Webb

The Family First lobby group is reported to be disappointed at the news it's about to have its charitable status taken away; and Health authorities in South Auckland are urging anyone who has had… Audio

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Insurance companies are poised to introduce new policies that some say will leave homeowners exposed and at risk. Audio

What is the best word ever?; the Ewan MacDonald sentence; the reluctance of the Government to change much about MMP, and the Auckland council thinks it's dealing to drunkenness in Auckland. Audio

The attacks on the American embassies - are they brushfires that will die down, or do they have the potential to get out of control? And we'll examine a couple of your suggestions for getting us out… 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

Our Complaints Choir, In an article in the New York Times, Eduardo Porter examines the spreading scourge of corporate corruption in the USA. Theodore Roosevelt may be rolling over in his grave… Audio

Whangarei's departing police chief is being criticised by his own union for airing what it calls dirty laundry in public. The Public Service Association blames Government cuts and poor planning for… Audio

The Complaints Choir, France clamps down on fat cat salaries, exercise might be bad for some apparently healthy people, a boy is injured at school while playing a headlocking game, and the Maori Party… Audio

Younger and younger people are ending up at Waikato hospitals following substance abuse, and the Czech Republic warns its citizens not to hitchhike in NZ. Audio

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A new legal opinion says many property owners in Christchurch's red zone may be entitled to full compensation on their homes - whether or not they were badly damaged by the Canterbury quakes Audio

The English may be famous for their stiff upper lip but British people now enjoy 13 hugs each a day, research has found; a team of Auckland researchers has obtained $790,000 in reseach funding to… Audio

On the eve of the general election, a new poll shows Act's John Banks still trailing National's Paul Goldsmith by 9% in the pivotal seat of Epsom. Audio

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Topics - Amanda Knox has been acquitted of murder and sexual assault by an Italian jury in a dramatic end to her four-year battle to prove her innocence. While the attention of the world's media has… Audio

Topics - The International Rugby Board says the All Blacks aren't essential to the Rugby World Cup tournament. The Police Minister, Judith Collins, is crediting a range of "get tough" measures… Audio

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The Panellists discuss: Waspzilla - a ferocious warrior wasp endemic to Sulawesi; Stephen and Duncan have their say; TransMetro - we follow up a story from last week when the Wellington metropolitan… Audio