The Panel for Monday 10 June 2019

12:00 PM.Wallace Chapman is joined by Simon Wilson, senior writer at the NZ Herald, and Dr Ella Henry, AUT senior lecturer in Māori Media, Co-operative Education, Māori Business. 

3:46 PM.Ali Ventura talks about the womens football world cup which has begun in France, and the massive pay-gap between the female and male players of soccer. Read more Audio

3:54 PM.What the Panellists Ella Henry and Simon Wilson have been thinking. Audio

4:03 PM.Two political polls out yesterday, both widely different form one other. Newshubs' poll had Labour surging to 50.8 percent, enough to govern alone, while 1 News' poll had National up four points… Read more Audio

4:05 PM.The Crusaders will keep their name but change their logo - there will be no sword, castle or knight. The review into the name comes after calls for it to be dropped following the Christchurch mosque… Read more Audio

4:08 PM.Two political polls out yesterday, both widely different form one other. Newshubs' poll had Labour surging to 50.8 percent, enough to govern alone, while 1 News' poll had National up four points… Read more Audio

4:20 PM.A report released by the Safe and Effective Justice advisory Group show that racism is embedded in every area of the criminal justice system. It also found the treatment of family and sexual violence… Read more Audio

4:33 PM.Can you suggest a new name for the Crusaders? Read more Audio

4:34 PM.The Crusaders will keep their name but change their logo - there will be no sword, castle or knight. The review into the name comes after calls for it to be dropped following the Christchurch mosque… Read more Audio

4:41 PM.National's Nick Smith says it's "embarrassing" the Government hasn't addressed the Kermadec Ocean Sanctuary proposal he put forward when in office.  Read more Audio

4:50 PM.An Auckland girls' school has banned phones for students in years 7-10, and students reportedly support the idea. It's hoped the ban will reduce bullying and hearing loss from loud music.  Read more Audio

4:57 PM.Auckland local boards have spent a million bucks on catering over the last five years. Auckland Council says the catering is for board meetings, community events, workshops and development courses.  Read more Audio