The Panel for Friday 11 October 2019

12:00 PM.Today's panellists are the former MP and United Future leader Peter Dunne, and former National Party president and PR specialist Michelle Boag

3:46 PM.Have you ever read this? Audio

3:56 PM.What the Panellists Michelle Boag and Peter Dunne have been thinking about. Audio

4:03 PM.Typhoon Hagibas has forced World Rugby to cancel two world cup matches - but, more importantly, it's also a massive-scale storm, which could force the evacuation of millions of people from Tokyo. With… Read more Audio

4:05 PM.Whether it's paua fritters, great smalltalk, or simply a smile and a nod when you're walking down the street, what do you miss about New Zealand when you're overseas? What do you miss about NZ when… Read more Audio

4:08 PM.Typhoon Hagibas has forced World Rugby to cancel two world cup matches - but, more importantly, it's also a massive-scale storm, which could force the evacuation of millions of people from Tokyo Audio

4:12 PM.With local government elections done and dusted, outgoing Dunedin mayor and LGNZ president Dave Cull joins the panel to reflect on how local elections have changed over the years. Audio

4:22 PM.NZ First has shot down a plan to make drug testing legal by this summer, because they say it could encourage drug use. Police Minister Stuart Nash said earlier this year the move would save lives and… Read more Audio

4:34 PM.Whether it's paua fritters, great smalltalk, or simply a smile and a nod when you're walking down the street, what do you miss about New Zealand when you're overseas? Audio

4:38 PM.What do you miss about NZ when you're overseas? Audio

4:42 PM.The ten best hip hop songs of all time have been voted on by the BBC's legion of music critics ... with the Notorious B.I.G coming out on top. Audio

4:45 PM.Former Air New Zealand chief executive Christopher Luxon has confirmed he's keen to enter politics and stand for the National party. How are his prospects looking? Audio

4:52 PM.The Transport Agency has been strongly criticised for prioritising business ahead of safety for most of its 11-year history, and creating a culture where staff were afraid to speak up. Audio