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4:05 PM.Don't throw the RMA baby out with the bathwater says former RMA hearings commissioner David Collins in a recent opinion piece for Stuff. He joins The Panel to talk about the strength of the Resource… Read more Audio

4:03 PM.Dr Michael Wang a supply chain expert from Auckland University of Technology speaks to The Panel about the vulnerability of our ports during this global pandemic. The New Zealand Security Intelligence… Read more Audio

3:54 PM.What panellists Wendyl Nissen and Liam Hehir have been thinking. Audio

3:46 PM.As part of The Panel's weekly segment, panellists and Amelia Langford attempt to help answer listeners' questions. Audio

4:43 PM.A hui's been held to discuss the need for a national food strategy. Eat New Zealand chief executive Angela Clifford tells The Panel why this is necessary Audio

4:05 PM.The Māori Party looks set to make a triumphant return to Parliament after Rawiri Waititi regained the seat of Waiariki back from Labour. A hui's been held to discuss the need for a national food… Read more Audio

4:03 PM.Tourism Aotearoa has floated the idea of a domestic travel card, loaded with $200 for all New Zealanders as a way to help the struggling tourism sector. National's caucus began the task of trying to… Read more Audio

3:55 PM.What panellists Ella Henry and Chester Borrows have been thinking. Audio

3:46 PM.According to NASA research, a 'class clown' could make a crewed mission to Mars a success. Amelia Langford, who sometimes plays the class clown, reports. Audio

4:33 PM.ON this day 2007 - Former Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr, was made a visiting professor of music at the University of Salford in Manchester - for "changing the face of British guitar music". Audio

4:05 PM.Women in the investment and banking industry are calling for changes to Kiwisaver to make it fairer for women. Social justice campaigner and economist Susan St John joins The Panel to explain why… Read more Audio

4:03 PM.The Director-General of Health says a ship now bound for Brisbane is believed to be the most likely source of transmission in the latest Covid-19 case in New Zealand. Panellists Laila Harre and Scott… Read more Audio