The Panel for Wednesday 1 April 2020

3:47 PM.Caitlin Cherry talks about how people are using music and humour to cope with being in lockdown. Audio

3:56 PM.Panellists Ruth Money and Bill Ralston share what they've been thinking about on day seven of the lockdown. Audio

4:09 PM.Microbiologist and immunologist from Otago Univerity Professor James Usser talks about the reasons behind the Government's decision to increas the number of tests for Covid 19. Audio

4:15 PM.Family Violence Specialists are urging people who are at risk of using violence to use the support services that are still available during the Covid-19 lockdown. Audio

4:24 PM.New Zealand businesses face increased costs as the minimum wage increases from &17.70 an hour to $18.90. Audio

4:32 PM.On this day in 1976 - AC/DC made their live debut in the UK. Audio

4:34 PM.Climate change researcher Professor James Renwick head of the School of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences at Victoria University explores the impact of Coronavirus on climate change. Audio

4:45 PM.There's a huge demand in supermarkets for flour during the lock down. Does this point to us being a nation of panic bakers, using the hobby to calm our nerves. Audio

4:48 PM.Public health associate professor Louise Delaney, along with another colleague, say restrictions on alcohol could help to reduce avoidable hospitalisations during the pandemic. Audio