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4:42 PM.Professor of International law, Al Gillespie talks to The Panel about the revelation Donald Trump wanted to start bombing Iran after he lost the US presidential election and of his intention to bring… Read more Audio

4:35 PM.International research shows that cannabis is 15 percent more potent than it was 50 years ago. The Panel talks to Professor Joe Boden, from Otago University who is the director of the University's… Read more Audio

4:32 PM.Today in music history, Brooke Fraser's What To Do With Daylight' album debuted at No. 1 in the New Zealand charts in 2003. Audio

4:25 PM.Masterton District Council is under fire for removing ageing bulldozer and tractor from a Queen Elizabeth Park's playground. Author of Bullrush, David Slack, talks about the fine line between letting… Read more Audio

4:18 PM.The Supreme Court has ruled that a class action by Canterbury insurance holders against Southern Response can go ahead. Ali Jones, insurance claimants advocate explains to The Panel what this means… Read more Audio

4:09 PM.There are calls for tourism to change once borders are open again, targeting high end visitors over freedom campers. AUT Professor of Tourism Michael Leubeck joins The Panel to discuss the future for… Read more Audio

3:55 PM.What panellists Cindy Mitchener and Alan McElroy have been thinking. Audio

3:47 PM.Dear Panel with Caitlin Cherry helping solve problems our listeners send in. Audio

4:53 PM.The surveyor who proved that Baldwin Street is still the steepest street in the world gets recognised by Dunedin Council. The Panel speaks to Toby Stoff about his dedication to the cause and the… Read more Audio

4:40 PM.The Auckland Council's WaitematÄ Local Board deciding whether not to give approval for an Erebus memorial sculpture to be installed in Parnell's Dove-Meyer Robinson Park. Local, Jo Malcolm, whose… Read more Audio

4:35 PM.Head of Consumer NZ calls out corporates for the way they treat customers. Jon Duffy talks to the Panel about his concerns. Audio

4:32 PM.Today in music history, in 2003 Britney Spears became the youngest singer to get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame aged just 21 years old. Audio

4:21 PM.Otago University researchers say developing therapeutics to fight COVID-19 are as important as vaccine development. Biochemistry Professor Kurt Krause talks to The Panel about the importance of… Read more Audio

4:17 PM.The government may be forced to implement a wealth tax to address the housing crisis and pressure on rental markets. Tax specialist at Baucher Consulting, Terry Baucher talks to the Panel about the… Read more Audio

3:55 PM.What panellists Ruth Money and Chris Orr have been thinking. Audio

3:50 PM.Following a new German public health campaign urging residents to be as 'lazy as racoons' to prevent the spread of Covid-19, Amelia Langford delves into the importance of doing nothing. Audio

4:53 PM.We speak to a 14 year old entrepreneur who developed a range of stationery, including wrapping paper that incorporates Te Reo Maori. Audio

4:45 PM.To mark the start of Fraud Awareness Week, Netsafe says in 2020 more New Zealanders than ever fell for online scams. Executive director of Netsafe, Martin Cocker, talks to the panel about the scams… Read more Audio

4:35 PM.White Ribbon NZ manager, Rob McCann, talks to the Panel about their new campaign called Challenge the Outdated and statistics showing 40% of young Australian men don't think hitting, punching or… Read more Audio

4:31 PM.Today in music history, The Chicks were inducted into the New Zealand last night at the Aotearoa Music Awards Audio

4:21 PM.The first online NCEA exams have been done today. The Panel speaks to online learning pioneer and Albany Senior High School principal Claire Amos about how the day has gone and any issues which might… Read more Audio