The Panel for Thursday 22 November 2018

3:46 PM.Thunder, balloon pop and emergency calls. Read more Audio

3:53 PM.The story of a woman who runs a small farm in Queensland, and had dreams of providing a safe haven, a sancutary if you will for various animals who could roam free in a tranquil setting. Audio

4:03 PM.Kauri die-back disease is now within 60 metres of the renowned tree Tane Mahuta in the Waipoua Forest. There's been basically no tampering with voting processes in New Zealand. So switching to an… Read more Audio

4:05 PM.It's the tenth annual "go home on time day ". More and more workers are experiencing "time theft" by staying later at work, coming in early, working through your lunch break and taking your work home… Read more Audio

4:11 PM.There's been basically no tampering with voting processes in New Zealand. So switching to an on-line system is a case of which would be best? Electoral law expert Andrew Geddis of the University of… Read more Audio

4:22 PM.The Tauranga Council has passed a bylaw banning beggars in retail. So who will enforce the ban? Police say they'll only intervene if there's a disturbance of the peace. Tauranga's mayor Greg Brownless… Read more Audio

4:39 PM.What the Panelists Gary McCormick and Ruth Money want to talk about. Audio

4:43 PM.It's taken five years to build but the river promenade, in Christchurch's Avon Precinct is about to open. Audio

4:46 PM.Green Party MP Marama Davidson sent a tweet about her daughter being constantly followed around in shops by security. She asked if others had this happen to them. The twitter response indicated that… Read more Audio

4:56 PM.A fake speed camera situated at the southern entrance to the Taranaki town of Inglewood has done a valiant job for two year by deterring speeding. It's just recently that it appears motorists have… Read more Audio

5:00 PM.Writer and comedienne Michele A'Court is in Auckland and beer aficionado Neil Miller is in the Wellington studio.