The Panel for Thursday 21 December 2017

3:47 PM.We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Audio

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

4:03 PM.School's out for MPs and this means a few weeks of neing politician-free. Police Association President Chris Cahill is optimistic that 600 new Police officers can be trained every year. But he says it… Read more Audio

4:05 PM.How giving and giving are you at Christmas? What the Panelists Nadine Higgins and Raybon Kan want to talk about. Garry Andersen has retired after 35 years at the Terrace Primary School in Central… Read more Audio

4:08 PM.School's out for MPs and this means a few weeks of being politician-free. Audio

4:09 PM.Police Association President Chris Cahill is optimistic that 600 new Police officers can be trained every year. But he says it won't be easy. Audio

4:17 PM.The government's going to be softer on getting students to repay their loans. Will they just not bother? Audio

4:19 PM.Christmas is one of the most accident-prone times of the year. Wine cork injuries, Christmas tree trauma, Christmas lights incidents and run-ins with roast dinners. Audio

4:21 PM.The Press Council's rebuked Stuff and the nzherald over paid content that masquerades as news. Audio

4:31 PM.How giving and giving are you at Christmas? Audio

4:37 PM.What the Panelists Nadine Higgins and Raybon Kan want to talk about. Audio

4:44 PM.Garry Andersen has retired after 35 years at the Terrace Primary School in Central Otago. Garry is known for his encouragement of positive relationships, respect and politeness. Audio

4:47 PM.DoC workers are facing increasing dangers in the field. From shots being fired at them to vehicle tampering. Audio

4:51 PM.Kate Patterson explains how no amount of calling house owners, WorkSafe or the Auckland Council prevented a dodgy demolition damaging her Point Chevalier home. Audio