More on whether Exxon knew about climate change in the seventies. And Telsa S given a bad report card.

Prince Harry's support for the All Blacks, plus ads on ATMs and a chauvenistic labour hire firm. All that's making news in New Zealand. With David Campbell.

Rising household debt, falling auction clearance rates, Sydney's housing rubble is ready to burst.

Brian Haverty and Phil Dobbie discuss climate change, buskers, manflu and a new soccer.

TalkTalk is losing millions after hackers accessed customer records. Meanwhile the UK government ignores advice for a sugar tax.

Richard Kazimer updates us on the US democrfatic race, with Joe Biden stepping down and the Republicans failing to nail anything on Hillary Clinton over Benghazi.

Sydney's hap hazard transport planning is what you'd expect when you have so many local councils.

This week Balls Radio suggests how to fix Sydney's seemingly random approach to transport planning.

The NSW government wants local councils to merge. But if it’s a better political structure we’re after, shouldn’t we get shot of state governments at the same time?

The evils of zero inflation, health reforms and the arrival of Marty McFly, amongst the topics this week.