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The Panel with Eve McCallum and Martin Cocker, Part 2
Audio 13 Mar 2026In part two, we return to the issue of speed bumps in Nelson. Earlier this week we talk to resident Jeremy Matthews who was very anti-bumps. But today we talk to the other side - Shona who represents… Audio
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The Panel with Marian Hobbs and David Farrar, Part 2
Audio 12 Mar 2026In part two, the panel hears from Arash Alaeinia an Iranian New Zealander based in Rotorua about his fears for Iran and his friends and family. Then, social media users have been outraged after a… Audio
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The Panel with Chris Wikaira and Ali Jones, Part 2
Audio 11 Mar 2026In part two, a spate of fatal dog attacks have brought the longstanding issue of legislative reform front of mind. Northland animal welfare advocate Leonie Excel spells out the urgent changes she's… Audio
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The Panel with Aimie Hines and Chris Clarke, Part 2
Audio 10 Mar 2026In part two, Oscar-nominated actor Timothée Chalamet is in hot water after bagging ballet and opera. What does a local expert think and ... could it be that maybe he's right? Then, a request to remove… Audio
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The Panel with Leonie Freeman and Richard Pamatatau, Part 2
Audio 9 Mar 2026In part two, speed bumps on the Tahunanui Hills will be removed after pushback form some members of the Nelson community. Jeremy is a local resident who will be glad to see them go. Then, New Zealand… Audio
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The Panel with Deborah Hart and Steve McCabe, Part 2
In part two, a lack of carparks in new townhouse developments in Auckland is causing frustration and chaos for some residents. Elaman Property is a developer that aims to include at least one carpark… Audio
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The Panel with Nalini Baruch and Chris Wikaira, Part 2
In part two, DOC is pulling out of maintaining a popular track leading to a natural sinkhole in Abel Tasman. Local resident and caver Gerard Hindmarsh is incensed. Then, Toyota Corollas and Bentleys… Audio
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The Panel with Cindy Mitchener and Simon Pound, Part 2
In part two, the government has declined to provide subsidies for residential solar power, despite being shown research on it's economic efficiency. Rewiring Aotearoa Mike Casey responds. Then, fancy… Audio
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The Panel with Sue Bradford and Phil O'Reilly, Part 2
In part two, a new 'Crisis of Confidence' survey has found half of those between the ages of 15 and 24 experience anxiety or depression. Outward Bound chief executive Malindi Maclean breaks down the… Audio
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The Panel with Peter Dunne and Denise L'Estrange-Corbet, Part 2
n part two, would you pay $360 a night for a beachfront camping site? That's the rate one camper in Papamoa was charged. Then, a Nordic Walking coach comes on to settle the record straight on the… Audio
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The Panel with Heather Roy and Claire Amos, Part 2
Audio 27 Feb 2026In part two, a recent Environment Southland report has shown widespread degradation of Southlands drinking water. Nitrates are a risk to human health. The higher the nitrate, the greater the health… Audio
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The Panel with Nicky Pellegrino and Allan Blackman, Part 2
Audio 26 Feb 2026In part two, Sharon Harvey, associate professor at AUT specialising in applied linguistics, says the recent move by some to make English an official language completely misses the point. Then… Audio
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The Panel with Jennie Moreton and Simon Wilson, Part 2
Audio 25 Feb 2026In part two, as a toddler Nathan Kim moved to New Zealand from South Korea. he grew up in New Zealand but never really felt he belonged. He faced racism and an identity crisis, and it's a journey he's… Audio
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The Panel with Eve McCallum and Andie McCombs, Part 2
Audio 24 Feb 2026In part two, when it comes to the government's changes to the Equal Pay Act, you can't go past these words: a 'flagrant and significant abuse of power.' That's a description of the process parliament… Audio
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The Panel with Penny Ashton and Peter Field, Part 2
Audio 23 Feb 2026In part two, columnist Martin van Beynen says it's a national disgrace that after 15 years Cathedral Square is still a building site. Then, Wellington Volunteer Fire Support has offered to help clean… Audio
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The Panel with Nalini Baruch and Alan McElroy, Part 2
In part two, a bicycle and public transport advocate responds to panellist Allan Blackman's concerns about Auckland's Karangahape Road bike lanes being underused. Is it true that no one is using them… Audio
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The Panel with Zoe George and Conor English, Part 2
In part two, an increasing cohort of people can't afford to retire at 65 - Age Concern Rotorua manager Rory O'Rourke shares what that looks like on the ground. Then, a Dunedin high school band got the… Audio
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The Panel with Jo McCarroll and David Farrar, Part 2
In part two, the government is cracking down on so-called double dippers of welfare funding. The Ministry of Social Development will be able to claw back payments when someone is backpaid for an ACC… Audio
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The Panel with Sally Wenley and David Downs, Part 2
Audio 17 Feb 2026In part two, more voices from regions affected by the heavy rain and wind this week - Tony from Pirongia Mountain Vegetables says they have lost a major part of their crops. Then, Professor of Marine… Audio
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The Panel with Georgie Stylianou and Ed McKnight, Part 2
Audio 16 Feb 2026In part two, there's moves to ban car access to the northern coast of Ruakaka. The Panel talks to a local who says if they remove his vehicle from the beach, it will fundamentally alter his family's… Audio
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The Panel with Holly Bennett and Richard Pamatatau, Part 2
Audio 13 Feb 2026In part two, the last piece of nuclear arms control still in place between the US and Russia has now lapsed. Nuclear weapons testing may be restarted as a result - is this something we want to see… Audio
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The Panel with Verity Johnson and Peter Field, Part 2
Audio 12 Feb 2026In part two, Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown pulled a stunt in protest at the incoming ceiling on rates - putting on his so-called 'rates cap' during discussions of the topic. Christchurch councillors… Audio
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The Panel with Ali Jones and Allan Blackman, Part 2
Audio 11 Feb 2026In part two, Gertjan Verdickt is a senior finance lecturer at Auckland University, he reckons we should do away with Lotto and install something more akin to public bonds.
Then, the Panel talks to… Audio
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The Panel with Eve McCallum and Tim Batt, Part 2
Audio 10 Feb 2026In part two, crossing the road shouldn't feel like a gamble on your safety, but that's how an Invercargill high school is describing it. According to staff, cars and cyclists regularly whiz past the… Audio
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The Panel with Mary Lambie and Chris Wikaira, Part 2
Audio 9 Feb 2026In part two, Matthew Mokhefi-Ashton, Lecturer in Politics and International Relations at Nottingham Trent University discusses the Epstein Files with the Panel and asks: who decides what to redact… Audio