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Women's Refuge's Ang Jury joins the panel to discuss the case of a woman and her children killed, allegedly be her estranged husband. Associate Professor Anthony Fowler joins The Panel to talk about… Audio

Both National and NZ First are facing Serious Fraud Office investigations related to political donations - Tranparency International's Suzanne Snively joins The Panel to talk about whether things need… Audio

The Serious Fraud Office has today commenced an investigation into the NZ First Foundation. Simon Bridges has signalled tax cuts are on the cards if National wins the next election. Changes to rental… Audio

Auckland Mayor Phil Goff has displayed deep concern over cases of racism and xenophobia arising out of the coronavirus epidemic. Parents are being told to take wagging seriously as the number of… Audio

The latest political poll puts the National Party neck and neck with the Labour/Green party block. Both are sitting on 46 percent ahead of September's election. Community services manager for social… Audio

Four Filipino children have been asked to stay away from school amid fear around the coronavirus - despite the fact they've never been to China. There has beena karakia for a severely innjured boy… Audio

Academics have been taken by surprise at how far and how fast the coronavirus has travelled. Associate Professor Adam Kamradt-Scott from the University of Sydney who specialises in global health… Audio

Marking Safer Internet Day today, Netsafe has released its own results about children's experiences online. Technology commentator Paul Brislen joins the discussion to talk about the dangers lurking… Audio

Economist Michael Reddell explains what the worst case scenario might be for the New Zealand economy if China's slow down due to the coronavirus continues. The latest political polls from Newshub-Reid… Audio

Commemorations get underway at Waitangi; Coronavirus: What will be the economic impact?; More than 500 schools are over capacity. Audio

Wuhan corona virus: anxiety and fear surface in NZ; Report outlines harrowing Oranga Tamariki uplifts. Audio

The World Health Organisation has declared the coronavirus outbreak in China a public health emergency of international concern. WHO director-general announced the decision amid mounting evidence of… Audio

Topics - New Zealanders evacuated from Wuhan amid the coronavirus outbreak will be quarantined in Aotearoa, not on Christmas Island like the Australians. There are 53 New Zealanders registered as… Audio

Govt details $12b infrastructure spend; Keep superannuation age at 65 for future generations - review; Trump still popular in polls despite 'horror story' new book. Audio

Tourism sector to be impacted by virus travel bans; The Holocaust and the struggle against forgetting; Why is NZ slow to ban smoking in cars with kids? Audio

Tributes flow for Kobe Bryant and daughter Gianna; Kiwi writer and social historian Gordon McLauchlan dies, age 89; Wuhan virus likely to hit NZ, facemasks fly NZ shelves; Are school uniforms… Audio

Dr Helen Petousis-Harris, Vaccinologist, University of Auckland, joins the show to talk about work being done on a vaccine for coronavirus and how it's currently being treated. Kate Day from Renters… Audio

Topics - Disease and virus expert spread, Associate Professor Adam Kamradt-Scott, talks about the rapid global movement of the coronavirus from China. Women in academia are paid significantly less… Audio

Topics - International professor of law, Al Gillespie, joins the discussion on what's happening with the trial to impeach U.S President, Donald Trump. The World Economic forum in Davos has been… Audio

The latest on the Wuhan virus, new figures from Netsafe show impact on internet use on teens, and Vodafone is applauded for letting employees knock off early. Audio

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Author, broadcaster and former NZ Gardener editor Lynda Hallinan, & Conor English Former Federated Farmers CEO, is Chairman of Agribusiness NZ and is a farmer from Dipton Southland. Audio

Australian climate change scientist, Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick joins the discussion on the terrible bushfires in Australia and Prime Minister Scott Morrion's refusal to admit there's a link. Turn… Audio

The Friday before Christmas is statistically one of the worst days of the year for drink driving, and police will be out in numbers breath testing drivers. The last couple of weekends in Auckland was… Audio

Donald Trump has become the third US president in history to be impeached. The House of Representatives, controlled by the Democrats, voted to impeach Mr Trump on two charges - abuse of power and… Audio