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3:55 PM.Panellists Lynda Hallinan and Jeremy Elwood talk about what the roads may look like after lockdown. Audio

3:47 PM.Amelia Langford talks about the new trend of zumping - breaking up with someone on zoom. Audio

4:51 PM.Clinical psychologist from Victoria University, Dr Dougal Sutherland is urging people to keep up the kindness during the second half of the lock down phase. Audio

4:42 PM.Brendon O'Connor Associate Professor in American Politics, United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney on the reasons why Bernie Sanders has pulled out of the presidential race - leaving… Read more Audio

4:33 PM.How will history judge world leaders on their handling of the Covid 19 pandemic? Anna Fifield The Washington Post's bureau chief in Beijing compares leadership in New Zealand to that in other… Read more Audio

4:28 PM.Wallace reads a selection of listener feedback to the show. Audio

4:24 PM.Baldwin Street in Dunedin reclaims its steepest street in the world title. Jim Mora, who lead the original campaign to have it recognised by Guinness talks to the Panel about the development. Audio

4:18 PM.Councils throughout New Zealand face huge pressures as they try to provide essential services during Covid 19 lockdown. President of Local Government New Zealand Dave Cull explains Audio

4:08 PM.PPTA President Jack Boyle talks to The Panel about the 88 million dollar lockdown education package announced by the government. Audio

4:03 PM.PPTA President Jack Boyle talks to The Panel about the 88 million dollar lockdown education package announced by the government. Councils throughout New Zealand face huge pressures as they try to… Read more Audio

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

3:49 PM.Robert Kelly has uncovered a poetry hoax, and he's not happy about it. Audio

4:52 PM.Already struggling cinemas face an uncertain future after the coronavirus epidemic hits economies hard. Steve Newall, editor of Flicks joins the discussion. Audio

4:43 PM.New Zealand correspondent in New York, Simon Hampton, talks to the Panel about the deadliest day for New York as the US epicentre of the coronavirus pandemic. Audio

4:34 PM.A major survey has found out than on average only 2 percent of New Zealanders bother to read online privacy policies. Privacy Commissioner John Edwards joins the discussion. Audio

4:24 PM.Zoom, many of us who had never heard of the platform are using it with gusto ..zoom parties, The way to hold meetings remotely. But what are we leaving ourselves open to? How much of a threat could… Read more Audio

4:15 PM.For the first time ever, Unicef New Zealand is focusing humanitarian efforts on Kiwi children and families impacted by Covid-19. Audio

4:09 PM.The new guidance, of fortified police powers recently released by the police, revealed that under alert level 4 police may do "anything reasonably necessary, including the use of force, to compel… Read more Audio

3:56 PM.Panellists Ali Jones and Mark Sainsbury share what they've been thinking about. Audio

3:49 PM.What's a meme? Well they've been around for a minute but the humble internet medium is all of sudden being used by a whole new audience, with unpredictable consequences. As people become more online… Read more Audio

4:53 PM.Divine Cakes and Desserts owner, Nathan Young, has come up with an online home baking competition that is taking off in kitchens around the country. Audio