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The Panel for Thursday 19 October 2017

  • One Quick Question for 19 October 2017

    3:47 PM.We answered quick questions from Mahrukh on soft plastic recycling, Williams question about carbon dating and a query from Margaret about Labour weekend.  Read more Audio

  • The Panel pre-show for 19 October 2017

    3:53 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

  • The Panel with Raybon Kan and Lynda Hallinan (Part 1)

    4:03 PM.Lawyer and political commentator Linda Clark and National party pollster David Farrar join the Panel to discuss today's political developments, as the country awaits Winston Peters' decision. Otago… Read more Audio

  • The Panel with Raybon Kan and Lynda Hallinan (Part 2)

    4:05 PM.The panelists discuss whether baths or showers are a better way to start the day. What the Panelists Raybon Kan and Lynda Hallinan want to talk about. Cleary Wealth Management Director, Grant Cleary… Read more Audio

  • Decision Day

    politics

    4:08 PM.Lawyer and political commentator Linda Clark and National party pollster David Farrar join the Panel to discuss today's political developments, as the country awaits Winston Peters' decision. Audio

  • Air quality in Otago

    environment

    4:25 PM.Otago regional councillor Michael Laws tells us why he's disputing a council-endorsed report linking poor air quality to health problems. He wants evidence of the issue in the region. Audio

  • Bath or shower?

    politics

    4:34 PM.The panelists discuss whether baths or showers are a better way to start the day. Audio

  • Panel Says

    4:36 PM.What the Panelists Raybon Kan and Lynda Hallinan want to talk about. Audio

  • Morality and Pay

    money politics

    4:45 PM.Cleary Wealth Management Director, Grant Cleary joins the panel to discuss whether CEOs need to start making moral decisions rather than financial ones when it comes to fair pay. Audio

  • Lazy and dangerous drivers

    transport

    4:54 PM.Motor safety campaigner, Clive Matthew-Wilson, talks about the new study labelling kiwi drivers as lazy and dangerous as our road toll continues to rise. Audio