Mai Chen

Convicted criminal Ewen MacDonald has been released on parole. He was acquitted of killing his brother-in-law Scott Guy. Mike White, the author of Who Killed Scott Guy?, talks to the Panel about the… Audio

Superdiversity and the challenges we face as a multi-cultural society and what we need to do as a nation to ensure that we adapt to the needs of 'a new New Zealand.' Audio

The High Court's delivered a comprehensive defeat to the Health Ministry, overturning an unfair tendering process that threatened to scupper the Problem Gambling Foundation. Audio

Topics - Sex and violence in advertising, what's in a sausage, white men dominate Auckland Council boardrooms, Auckland's Unitary Plan. and a union of brains and money for alien search. Audio

Topics - Police monitoring of Facebook, Foreign money vs foreign home buyers, and Kereru on the menu. Audio

Todd Niall explores if Auckland needs extra support from government. Audio

Do we need e-mail? The release of the Apple watch. Audio

A defeat to Bangladesh sees England miss out on the Cricket World Cup finals. Audio

The kauri tree sit-in in west Auckland is becoming a political football now. The Council says it can't revoke the concent to have the tree felled and MPs are wading in on its fate. Audio

Religions that followed supreme deities emerged after societies had become civilised. University of Auckland Phd student Joseph Watts talks to the Panel about the research. Audio

What's on the minds of panelists Wendyl Nissen and Mai Chen. Audio

The police are investigating a threat to contaminate infant formula. They say it would have involved the use of 1080 poison added to baby food products. Audio

Topics: Infant Formula Threat; Panel Says; New NZ research on supreme beings; Audio

The Northland by-election has put Labour leader Andrew Little in a tricky situation. Should he just come out and directly say what he really thinks voters should do? Audio

The Asia New Zealand Foundation has released a map of Auckland showing where those of Asian ethnicity are living. Professor Paul Spoonly joins the Panel to discuss why these concentrations are not a… Audio

Sir Bruce Ferguson a former GCSB director says he's 100% certain the agency is abiding by the law when it comes to the mass surveillance of NZers. Audio

What the panelists Wendyl Nissen and Mai Chen have been up to Audio

Topics: Intro; Mass Surveillance; Asian Auckland and Andrew Little and Northland. Audio

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An Indian security guard accused of stalking has avoided a conviction in an Australian court after blaming his actions on a passion for Bollywood movies. A weight loss surgeon says New Zealand will… Audio