The Panel for Wednesday 31 May 2017

3:44 PM.We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Audio

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

4:05 PM.Principled donations;The state of our native birds;Smokefree progress in NZ;Rolf Harris soldiers on. Audio

4:06 PM.The upside of awkward;Panel says;How enthused are we about the Lions tour?;Shutting the bus door on school kids. Audio

4:08 PM.Retired High Court judge Robert Smellie has donated $115,000 to the Labour Party because of his principles. Audio

4:12 PM.Yolanda van Heezik of the University of Otago talks about a new report which brings distressing news on the state of our native birds. Audio

4:20 PM.It's World Smokefree Day what do you think of our local efforts? Audio

4:25 PM.Lawyer Anne Stevens discusses what hurdles Rolf Harris has to clear to overturn sex assault convictions. Audio

4:32 PM.Being socially awkward isn't all bad. Audio

4:40 PM.What the Panelists Ellen Read and James Elliott want to talk about. Audio

4:46 PM.Academic and rugby fan Toni Bruce on where New Zealanders relationship with the national game is at. Audio

4:57 PM.Timaru dad Scottly Mitchell reports on any progress made in getting his son Lockie on the school bus. Audio