The Panel for Tuesday 28 July 2020

3:50 PM.A lot of people are finding their experience of time to be very different in 2020. Robert Kelly dives into the world of "timey wimey stuff" to try and understand why. Audio

3:55 PM.Panellists Jennie Morten and Eli Matthewson share what they have been thinking about. Audio

4:10 PM.Research by Otago University's psychology department has made some interesting findings. Head of the Department of Dr Sussana Every-Palmer talks to Wallace about they've found. Audio

4:16 PM.The Christchurch economy's reliance on international tourists for survival is putting pressure on the city. ChristchurchNZ economist Peter Fieger talks to the Panel about what the future might hold. Audio

4:25 PM.New Zealand's first fully living wage accredited industry is the sector. New Zealand Bankers' Association chief executive Roger Beaumont talks about how they have reached that milestone ahead of other… Read more Audio

4:32 PM.Today in music history, Kylie Minogue released 'The Loco-Motion' single in 1987. Audio

4:42 PM.Universities New Zealand chief executive Chris Whelan talks to the Panel about the future of the international education sector after the government gave just 51 million dollars to help keep it… Read more Audio

4:50 PM.What's in a joke ... how do you know that a joke is a joke? Audio

4:55 PM.A new reclusive class of young people has been identified in New Zealand. It's being dubbed the social recession in post lock down life. Audio