The Panel for Wednesday 23 November 2016

4:05 PM.Topics - Kaikoura's mayor Winston Gray talks about the possibility of no road access for the next six months. The staff of NIWA in Wellington not happy it was a manager not an engineer who gave their… Read more Audio

4:07 PM.Kaikoura's mayor Winston Gray talks about the possibility of no road access for the next six months. Audio

4:15 PM.The staff of NIWA in Wellington not happy it was a manager not an engineer who gave their building the OK after the Kaikoura quake. Audio

4:20 PM.Tax expert Mark Keating talks about whether to cut or not cut taxes. Is it worth it either way? Audio

4:27 PM.Why are State House sales to community providers falling through? Audio

4:35 PM.The US president-elect Donald Trump has softened his rhetoric on climate change. Audio

4:35 PM.Topics - The US president-elect Donald Trump has softened his rhetoric on climate change. Christchurch is running out of burial plots. A goverment proposal could see owners of certain dog breed… Read more Audio

4:38 PM.What the Panelists Gary McCormick and Allan Blackman want to talk about. Audio

4:43 PM.Christchurch is running out of burial plots. Audio

4:46 PM.A goverment proposal could see owners of certain dog breed requaired to have a licence. Audio

4:51 PM.The co-founder of Deep Green Bush School Joey Moncarz talks about his idea of re-wilding children through immersion in nature. Audio

4:57 PM.Locals have had enough of Lewis Stanton hanging his undies out to dry and setting up a camping site in Nelson's CBD. Audio