Mai Chen

Russel Norman says goodbye as leader of the Greens. A big drop in the number of students able to study at tertiary level. "I have listened with interest to the discussions regarding Wilsons Parking"… Audio

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An inquiry has found a central North Island iwi lost a big chunk of its 66 million dollar Treaty settlement with a run of bad loans and poor investments. Audio

Topics - "Coming off caffeine reduces your cognitive performance and has a negative impact on your mood. The only way to get back to normal is to drink caffeine, and when you do drink it, you feel… Audio

topics - the Prime Minister isn't ruling out New Zealand troops being deployed to Iraq or Syria to fight ISIS. John Key says ISIS is more brutal and more sophisticated than the al-Qaeda-linked Taliban… Audio

Mai Chen discusses the many legal issues around the election, including Cameron Slater's injunctions against the hacker, Rawshark, the Judith Collins inquiry and court action against the Electoral… Audio

John Key expects to announce details of an inquiry into the allegations that led to Judith Collins' resignation tomorrow or Wednesday. Public law specialist, Mai Chen, joins us. Audio

Topics - Which is the world's most populated city now? Do you remember doing this as a child? Napier's $1.3m art deco tourist buses have been sold for $25,000 each. These were old US schoolbuses… Audio

Topics - The latest high profile farm sale into foreign ownership is again raising questions about whether the family silver is being flogged off. John Key is saying the Govt. would crack down if the… Audio

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Topics - the thing is that men and women call to each other or call among themselves using different words, apparently. According to the Center for Reading Research in America, there are words that… Audio

Topics - an 11-year-old boy was today rushed to Middlemore Hospital with what were reported to be life threatening injuries after being stabbed with a pair of scissors during a fight at school in… Audio

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TV3 can't cover the John Banks high court trial using any pictures, because of the gratuitous footage it used of John Banks' auricular activities; Lily Choi- Lee says tourism operators here need to… Audio

A new tertiary study report shows that maths and sciences offer a better path for future earnings, the Arab emirate of Qatar has banned western women from wearing leggings and from the 1st of July… Audio

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Topics - the people who live in the richest countries experience more stress and anger than those who live in less wealthy nations, according to a new study. A Labour Government would make KiwiSaver… Audio

Topics - A Christchurch resident says he just wants to get on with his life after his house was flooded for the ninth time since the 2011 earthquake. Fairfax newspapers today feature the story of an… Audio

The lawyers for a Christchurch school will today meet with Ministry counterparts in an attempt to stop Hekia Parata pressing on with a planned merger. Audio

Having problems doing business with Asia? CEO's and directors of local and international companies have initiated a high-powered national network called New Zealander Asian Leaders. To hear about the… Audio