The Panel for Friday 29 November 2019
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Story of the Day for 29 November 2019
3:44 PM.Brent Coker and his colleagues at the University of Melbourne been studying why people choose Christmas to say things they later regret and have published it in the journal of Experimental Social… Read more Audio
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I've been thinking for 29 November 2019
3:55 PM.What the panellists Nevil Gibson and Tayyaba Khan have been thinking about. Audio
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The Panel with Nevil Gibson and Tayyaba Khan (Part 1)
4:03 PM.Sports writer Hamish Bidwell talks about the Crusaders franchise sticking with its name but changing their logo. A compromise on a deal with Australia could see Manus Island refugees sent to New… Read more Audio
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The Panel with Nevil Gibson and Tayyaba Khan (Part 2)
4:05 PM.What's your favourite Maori word? Federated Farmers Southland president Geoffrey Young joins the discussion on issues raised over winter grazing conditions and animal welfare concerns. Fatshaming as a… Read more Audio
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Hamish Bidwell on Crusaders name staying but logo changing
4:09 PM.Sports writer Hamish Bidwell talks about the Crusaders franchise sticking with its name but changing their logo. Audio
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Manus Island refugees may be sent to NZ under a deal
4:15 PM.A compromise on a deal with Australia could see Manus Island refugees sent to New Zealand after a long standing offer to take 150 per year. Audio
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EU declares a climate emergency
4:22 PM.The EU declares a climate emergency but doesn't release a plan of action to address climate change. Audio
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Clamping business not good and Lime scooters booted out
4:27 PM.Clamping businesses complain about revenue loss over cap on charging motorists while in Auckland Lime scooters are given the boot from the streets. Audio
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Question of the day for 29 November 2019
4:33 PM.What's your favourite Maori word? Audio
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Fed Famers Southland talk about their winter grazing problems
4:36 PM.Federated Farmers Southland president Geoffrey Young joins the discussion on issues raised over winter grazing conditions and animal welfare concerns. Audio
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Fat shaming to tackle childhood obesity doesn't work
4:44 PM.Fatshaming as a way of tackling childhood obesity is being discouraged as before school checks being questions on measuring child's BMI. Audio
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Why rugby coaches can switch countries but not players
4:49 PM.All Black Ardie Savea questions rugby rules allowing coaches to switch to another nation but not players. Audio
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Free trials turn into paid for subscriptions by stealth
4:54 PM.Free trials turn into paid for subscriptions by stealth. Audio
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Bizarre job titles popping up
4:57 PM.Bizarre job titles are popping up in the workplace to make the most mundane roles sound more enticing. Audio
