On the Matt Heath and Tyler Adams Afternoons Full Show Podcast for the 24th of February - is it ok to leave more one child in a will than another if they are not so well off?

Then some Doomsday Bunker chat after one has been secretly installed on a NZ property.

And Matt spent the weekend on a farm in Clevedon and was amazed to find buffalo on the farm. That got the Afternoons duo thinking about unusual animals farmed in New Zealand.

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Matt spent the weekend on a farm in Clevedon and was amazing to find buffalo on the farm - which prompted a discussion about unusual animals farmed in New Zealand.

Clevedon Buffalo Company co-founder Helen Dorresteyn joined the Afternoons team to discuss.

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Andrew Bayly has resigned from cabinet after putting a hand on a staffer.

The Prime Minister will speak to the media this afternoon about Bayly's resignation.

Political Editor Jason Walls gives Matt & Tyler all the details.

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As part of this week's Ask The Expert, mechanic Matt Bullen joined the Afternoons team to answer questions about cars and mechanical issues.

Matt's been in the automotive industry for 38 years - and he's worked with every major franchise brand throughout his career.

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Over 70,000 Kiwis left the country last year - and there's a changing trend in the types of people departing.

The OE is a classic experience for many young New Zealanders, but new data shows there's a higher cohort of skilled professionals aged 25 to 45 leaving in droves.

NZ Herald business editor at large Liam Dann says these people have been educated here - and have been pushed to find employment and economic opportunities overseas.

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