Jesse Mulligan is joined by The Panel host Wallace Chapman and producer Tessa Guest to preview this evening's marlarky.
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Critter of the Week: Western Tiger Moth
It's just after three thirty which means it's time to talk critter of the week, the segment where we focus on an endangered creature. Today the spotlight is on the Western Tiger Moth. As the name suggests, the moth has black and orange markings, well the males do, the females look completely different. Forest and Bird's Chief Executive Nicola Toki Here explains what makes both the male and female so special.
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Making sense of the new Road User Charges
The biggest change in fifty years to how our roading network is funded was announced this week. Petrol tax is out and instead drivers will pay based on how much they travel. This change affects more than 3 million of us, so we had questions. The AA's Policy Director Martin Glynn helps explain what this announcement means.
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Food with chef Gareth Stewart
There's no denying it is hard to be in hospitality right now; the news is filled with long standing establishments closing their doors as people struggle to find the money to dine out. Heart of the city is keen to get people back into restaurants, August is Restaurant Month and this year's theme is don't try this at home. To tell us more and share a recipe is chef Gareth Stewart from InterContinental's Advieh restaurant.
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Film Review: Dominic Corry shares his NZIFF picks.
Dominic Corry joins Jesse with his latest picks. Courtesy of the New Zealand International Film Festival, The Weed Eaters; Toitu: Visual Sovereignty and Eddington. Weapons - opening in cinemas today.
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