The Panel for Tuesday 20 October 2015

3:45 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

4:00 PM.What the Panelists Josie Pagani and Julia Hartley-Moore have been up to;Auckland woes;Mils Muliaina exonerated;Job losses due to technology;Wellington high school pupils mistreated after boozy ball. Audio

4:10 PM.What the Panelists Josie Pagani and Julia Hartley-Moore have been up to. Audio

4:14 PM.Genuis or crazy? A listener suggests overcoming Auckland's housing shortage by building on roadside berms. Auckland Transport's $150 bus lane fines. Audio

4:18 PM.Indecent assault charges against former All Black Mils Muilainia have been dropped. Audio

4:22 PM.Half of the jobs in New Zealand are at risk because of the progression of technology according to a new study on disruptive technologies. Audio

4:27 PM.The principal of Welington College Roger Moses talks about the private event attended by his students. He says the drunken fall-out illustrates why his school doesn't have an official ball. Audio

4:30 PM.Panel says;Obesity initiatives;Kids living on the edge;Words banned from kids' language;Gun threat staff lose a day's leave. Audio

4:33 PM.A wealth psychologist is offering therapy to the super wealthy who say they feel isolated and guilty because of their money. Audio

4:35 PM.What the Panelists Josie Pagani and Julia Hartley-Moore have been thinking about. Audio

4:45 PM.The editor of the Healthy Food Guide Niki Bezzant talks about the government's 22 initiatives to combat childhood obesity. Audio

4:53 PM.A new UK report recommends letting kids take part in risky play. Audio

4:57 PM.British teachers will be expected to stamp out words and phrases considered to be sexist. Audio

4:58 PM.University of Otago staff will have a day of annual leave deducted if they stayed away because of an on-line gun threat this month. Audio