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3:55 PM.What the Panellists Ruth Money and Mike Rehu have been thinking about Audio

3:46 PM.According to a new survey of 2000 men and women, 45 percent of Americans wear their underpants for two days or longer at a time. Audio

12:00 PM.Today's panellists are the victims advocate and commentator Ruth Money, and former MP and now head of the Safe and Effective Justice Advisory Group, Chester Borrows

4:55 PM.Commentators are suggesting Fonterra is coming to the end of its current iteration, and needs to change drastically to ensure its continued survival. Audio

4:47 PM.Mark Stockdale from the AA joins the panel to explain a bit about how the price of petrol is calculated, and why it varies so much throughout the country. Audio

4:39 PM.The controversial Australian talkback host Alan Jones is coming under more scrutiny, as more of the vitriolic remarks he made about Jacinda Ardern came to light through the ABC show Mediawatch. RNZ's… Read more Audio

4:32 PM.What's a New Zealand bar that holds special memories for you? Audio

4:27 PM.Australia is considering "added sugar" labelling for sugary drinks which would force manufacturers to acknowledge how much sugar, measured in teaspoons, on the drinks' labels. Audio

4:17 PM.The famed Ronnie Van Hout sculpture, "Quasi" - an enormous hand with a human face - has moved to Wellington, where it's aweing and terrifying locals. Former Christchurch Art Gallery curator Jenny… Read more Audio

4:10 PM.The government is proposing a new, independent office to cost the policies of political parties. Eric Crampton, chief economist for the NZ Initiative, joins us with his take. Audio

4:05 PM.What's a New Zealand bar that holds special memories for you? The controversial Australian talkback host Alan Jones is coming under more scrutiny, as more of the vitriolic remarks he made about… Read more Audio

4:03 PM.The government is proposing a new, independent office to cost the policies of political parties. Eric Crampton, chief economist for the NZ Initiative, joins us with his take. The famed Ronnie Van Hout… Read more Audio

3:55 PM.What the Panellists Alexia Russell and Andrew Hoggard have been thinking about. Audio

3:45 PM.Cool time capsules throughout history. Audio

12:00 PM.Today's panellists are the Federated Farmers vice-president Andrew Hoggard, and the freelance journalist and producer Alexia Russell

4:53 PM.A mysterious Nelson men's club is under scrutiny after one of its members was alleged to have made racist and xenophobic remarks at a meeting in Christmas last year. Audio

4:48 PM.Should we do away with calling ourselves "Kiwis"? Columnist Paul Little thinks so, saying the term is too cute, too twee, and stops people from taking us seriously. Audio

4:40 PM.Palmerston North Council Staff have pulled out of organising public meet the candidates sessions ahead of October's local body elections. But whose responsibility IS it to organise candidate meetings?

4:33 PM.Have you ever been burgled? Tell us about it. Audio

4:18 PM.The Panel revisits the issue of alcohol harm - and whether increasing the price of alcohol will help to reduce it. Today we're joined by the chief executive of Spirits NZ, Robert Brewer. Audio

4:10 PM.Property managers told not to go through prospective tenants' bank statements. Property managers and landlords are being told not to perform the "KFC test" on prospective tenants. Audio

4:05 PM.Have you ever been burgled? Tell us about it. Palmerston North Council Staff have pulled out of organising public meet the candidates sessions ahead of October's local body elections. But whose… Read more Audio

4:03 PM.Property managers told not to go through prospective tenants' bank statements. Property managers and landlords are being told not to perform the "KFC test" on prospective tenants. The Panel revisits… Read more Audio

3:56 PM.What the Panellists Verity Johnson and Mark Sainsbury have been thinking about. Audio

3:46 PM.Which Guinness World Records world record do YOU think you'd have the best chance of beating ? Audio