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4:15 PM.A new study has been launched aimed at providing parents with information about the risk of COVID-19 to children. Paediatrician Dr Tony Walls joins the discussion. Audio

4:08 PM.Pscyhologist Jacqui Maguire talks about how people might be feeling as they head back to their offices and classrooms today. Audio

3:53 PM.Panellists Michelle Boag and David Cormack share what they've been thinking about. Audio

3:45 PM.Caitlin Cherry presents the story of the day. Audio

4:51 PM.An Auckland restaurant has filled seats with mannequins to ensure people observe social distancing when they're dining there. Audio

4:43 PM.The budget has allocated enough money for up to 200 thousand school lunches to be given out. KidsCan chief executive Julie Chapman explains how it will help. Audio

4:24 PM.The disability sector has been given an historically huge sum of money in the 2020 Budget. We speak to David Matthews of CCS Disability action about looking after the more vulnerable in the community… Read more Audio

4:17 PM.Associate Professor Nicola Gaston, Co-director, MacDiarmid Institute for Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology talks about why science was the biggest loser in the 2020 budget. Audio

4:07 PM.The 2020 budget creates green jobs but fails to allocate funds to climate change initiatives. Forest and Bird chief executive Kevin Hague joins the discussion. Audio

3:55 PM.Panellists share Julia Hartley Moore and Alan McElroy share what they've been thinking about. Audio

3:47 PM.Today we're talking about random celebrity encounters or celebrity-spotting. Amelia Langford shares some stories collected from Twitter. Audio

4:50 PM.Lets take an overview of the Budget with journalist Tim Watkin from the Pundit, also from RNZ. Audio

4:40 PM.What has the Budget 2020 delivered for child poverty. Georgie Craw, the executive director of Child Poverty Action Group talks to the Panel. Audio

4:32 PM.Employers and Manufacturers Association Chief Executive Brett O'Reilly talks about how the "jobs budget" will help businesses keep workers on and create new positions. Audio

4:30 PM.Today in music history is the day Frank Sinatra died in 1988, aged 82. Audio

4:25 PM.There's been a sense of relief for many people as they can do more under alert level three than they have been able to for many weeks. Audio

4:20 PM.Budget 2020 had promised to deliver for the hard hit tourism industry. The Panel speaks to Otago University Business school senior lecturer in tourism Dr Julia Albrecht. Audio

4:15 PM.Today's "Jobs Budget" has been delivered outlining how to stimulate an economy in a freefall recession. We speak to CTU chief economist Andrea Black about how it helps workers. Audio

4:10 PM.Infometrics economist Brad Olsen joins the Panel to give his overview of the historic budget made during the global pandemic. Audio