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Independent economist Cameron Bagrie joins The Panel to discuss New Zealand's explosive property market and the latest moves by the Reserve Bank. An anti-bullying initiative called KiVa has been one… Audio

A survey by road safety charity Brake has found a third of New Zealanders feel at risk from vehicles driving fast in their streets, with 25 percent feeling it was unsafe to cycle. The Panel speaks to… Audio

Pfizer says its experimental Covid-19 vaccine is more than 90 percent effective, which would be a major victory in the fight against a pandemic that has killed more than 1.2 million people. The Panel… Audio

Hundreds of close contacts have been linked to the two NZDF community cases of Covid-19. Meanwhile, there are four new Covid-19 in managed isolation. Professor Michael Plank, Principal Investigator at… Audio

US journalist Jagruti Dave has the latest from the US. The US awaits a result as Democratic challenger Joe Biden urges American voters to be patient and Donald Trump claims he has been cheated of… Audio

US election expert Associate Professor Brendon O'Connor from the United States Studies Centre at Sydney University provides analysis of the election results as both US leaders appear to claim victory… Audio

Topics - Michael Plank Professor in the School of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Canterbury and Principal Investigator at Te Punaha Matatini shares his thoughts with The Panel about… Audio

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced her new Cabinet today. Massey University Professor of Politics Richard Shaw joins The Panel to offer his take on the fresh line-up and what it means for the new… Audio

Matt Vickers, who was married to Lecretia Seales, reacts to the preliminary results of the End of Life Choice referendum. Matthew Tukaki, Chair of the Maori Council and former Chair of Suicide… Audio

Air New Zealand has cut hundreds more cabin crew jobs, bringing the total number of cuts since the pandemic began to 4,000. Crisis talks were understood to be held today morning to resolve the latest… Audio

The Police Association is renewing calls for officers to be routinely armed after two gunmen shot at an officer in Northland yesterday. Laura O'Connell Rapira, Director of Action Station, joins The… Audio

The US Senate has just voted to confirm Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, after she was nominated by President Donald Trump to fill the seat left vacant by the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg… Audio

Topics - RNZ's Max Towle has been watching the final US presidential debate between Donald Trump and his democratic rival, Jo Biden. He joins The Panel to discuss whether the candidates' performances… Audio

Topics - Taiwan's proactive approach to handling Covid-19 has been singled out by Otago University researchers as the most effective Covid response and least disruptive in the world. Otago University… Audio

Dr Michael Wang a supply chain expert from Auckland University of Technology speaks to The Panel about the vulnerability of our ports during this global pandemic. The New Zealand Security Intelligence… Audio

Tourism Aotearoa has floated the idea of a domestic travel card, loaded with $200 for all New Zealanders as a way to help the struggling tourism sector. National's caucus began the task of trying to… Audio

The Director-General of Health says a ship now bound for Brisbane is believed to be the most likely source of transmission in the latest Covid-19 case in New Zealand. Panellists Laila Harre and Scott… Audio

Dr Claire Timperley Lecturer in Political Science at Victoria University of Wellington provides analysis for The Panel of last night's final poll and leaders debate, ahead of Election day tomorrow… Audio

Auckland police arrested six people during early-morning raids in Te Atatū, New Lynn and Half Moon Bay yesterday. New Zealand political experts are in demand to explain Aotearoa to a global audience. Audio

National Party leader Judith Collins has made headlines saying that obesity is a matter of personal responsibility. Aspiring local politicians are increasingly younger, female, and MÄori, according to… Audio

New Zealand and its Five Eyes security partners have made another plea for social media companies like Facebook to allow governments to access their encrypted data. From the 1st of October the… Audio

There is speculation that the Springboks may pull out of the Rugby Championship in Australia. Meanwhile everyone's talking about the Bledisloe Cup opening match draw. As of today there's a fifty… Audio

The political week that was; All Blacks gear up for Bledisloe Cup clash; Study reveals which parties post most 'fake news'. Audio

US vice president’s debate more relevant than ever; Big companies ‘morally’ wrong for taking wage subsidy - prof; What’s in a walkabout? Audio

The push for a travel bubble with the Cook Islands continues, but the only barrier seems to be each country keeping community transmission-free for four weeks. Former Cook Islands News editor Jonathan… Audio