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Dr David Wilson explains to The Panel ways he thinks the Government can help during the coronavirus pandemic. Audio

A new website allowing businesses to help other businesses out, has been launched in Wellington. Founder Paul Johnson joins The Panel to explain. Audio

An academic from West Papua says Indonesian plans to divide up the region will enhance dependency on Jakarta. Audio

With an unprecedented number of us working from home, and using videoconferencing technology, telcos are offering to waive data caps, technology commentator Peter Griffin says. Audio

Private hospitals around the country are standing ready to help if public hospitals become overwhelmed by patients. Richard Whitney, President of the Private Surgical Hospitals Association explains to… Audio

A Gisborne community worker who was brutally attacked by a meth user has released an emotional video from his hospital bed, saying he's at a loss for ways to tackle meth addiction in the region.

A… Audio

A family who lived through the 2010 and 2011 Christchurch earthquakes is now in isolation in Spain because of the Covid-19 virus. Spain is currently the fourth most affected country in the world, with… Audio

The Health Minister says New Zealand is now effectively at war with Covid-19 - and one of the lines of defence, is an early launch of this year's flu vaccination campaign.

While it won't protect… Audio

Struggling Chinese businesses in Auckland hit hard by the coronavirus are hoping to get a slice of the government's massive wage subsidy package.

Employers who can prove their revenue has dropped by… Audio

As thousands of people start, continue or expect to go into isolation, one Wellington woman is trying to make it easier to get help. Consultant Meena Kadri decided to design a flyer that can be… Video, Audio

The Bougainville and Papua New Governments have agreed that consultations on the outcome of the referendum will not begin until after this years's elections in Bougainville. Audio

More evidence has emerged about immigration officials using artificial intelligence to help them decide whether to let people into the country.

Immigration specialists say visa applicants are unaware… Audio

Regional towns across New Zealand hope the multi-billion dollar relief package will help local businesses who struggling in the face of new measures to stop the spread of Covid-19.

With international… Audio

Tourism companies are already feeling the impact of the latest travel restrictions which kicked in at 1am this morning.

Now anyone flying into New Zealand, except from the Pacific Islands, must go… Audio

The Pacific Pharmacists Association say there are not enough Pasifika pharmacists in New Zealand to meet the needs and demands of the community. Audio

The practice of traditional tattooing is seen by many in the Pacific as the sole domain of men - but that's not the case everywhere. Audio

First coronavirus case is recorded in French Polynesia. Audio

Coronavirus warnings in French Polynesia are causing confusion. Audio

Despite about $21 million in donations being given in the past year to mosque attacks victims and survivors, some victims are still asking for help.

The agencies divvying up the funds warn it's only… Audio

Kiribati and Rotuma - for the first time - have been included in this year's New Zealand Pacific Language Weeks. Audio

Jase Te Patu teaches yoga in schools to children to promote mindfulness and wellbeing. He speaks to the Panel about the success with the approach in contrast to the US where it's been banned in public… Audio

Chief Executive of Wellington's Chamber of Commerce, John Milford, joins the panel to talk about what can be done to help businesses hit hard by the outbreak of the coronavirus. Audio

Drought and the effects of coronavirus are hitting farmers hard. Mark Warren from Waipari Station in central Hawke's Bay has taken a break from hauling lambs out of mud to tell Jesse about his… Audio

A New Zealand animal rescue charity is helping save kangaroos burned in the Australian bushfires.

The HUHA group - Helping You Help Animals - have secured a deal to house up to thirty injured roos.

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Local Government New Zealand's vice-president Stuart Crosby joins The Panel to talk about whether water metering is the way to help fix Wellington's water problems. Audio