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Story of the day for 1 February 2019
3:46 PM.In North Carolina the reptiles are doing amazing things to protect themselves. Alligators in a swamp allowed themsleves to freeze in place - but cleverly put their noses above the ice. Audio
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Pre-Panel for 1 February 2019
3:43 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio
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A Swedish hotel stay
4:58 PM.We're going to send you on holiday to a beautiful hotel in Scandanavia ... ALL expenses paid. Only catch is, you have to leave your cellphone behind ... Audio
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Cleanfluencers - the new media craze
4:54 PM.Forget attractive people doing handstands on a beach on Instagram ... that's SO 2018. The NEW social media gurus are fans of cleaning... called 'cleanfluencers', they plump cushions, they spray, they… Read more Audio
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Are millennials scared of a bit of hard yakka?
4:47 PM."Work smarter, not harder "... That's the message of an opinion piece in Stuff yesterday which looks at the question of why fence-builders are finding it so hard to recruit youngsters, despite… Read more Audio
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What do our truancy figures say about us?
4:41 PM.The Education Ministry's released its annual attendance survey, this is looking at term 2 in 2018 ... It found more than a THIRD of children failed to attend school regularly - that's defined as… Read more Audio
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How much have tuck shop menus changed in 40 years?
4:37 PM.An Australian school canteen menu from 1974 is doing the rounds on social media ... and how times have changed ... Audio
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McDonalds meets Roald Dahl
4:29 PM.McDonalds is replacing its Happy Meal toys with Roald Dahl books - a nice gesture, or effective marketing? Audio
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What to make of National's tax plan
4:21 PM.National says its new tax plan will give the average worker an extra $430 a year - does that hold up when you jump under the hood? Audio
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Protecting infrastructure a climate change head-scratcher
4:09 PM.See level rise is putting billions of dollars of NZ council infrastructure at risk - so a new report put out by LGNZ says. Audio
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The Panel with Penny Ashton and Bernard Hickey (Part 2)
4:05 PM.What did you buy from YOUR school tuckshop? An Australian school canteen menu from 1974 is doing the rounds on social media ... and how times have changed ... The Education Ministry's released its… Read more Audio
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The Panel with Penny Ashton and Bernard Hickey (Part 1)
4:03 PM.See level rise is putting billions of dollars of NZ council infrastructure at risk - so a new report put out by LGNZ says. National says its new tax plan will give the average worker an extra $430 a… Read more Audio
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Pre-Panel for 31 January 2019
3:48 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio
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The Panel, Thursday January 31st
12:00 PM.Today's panellists are the journalist and editor Bernard Hickey, and the comedian and actor Penny Ashton
Coming up
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Petition circulating for more transparency around Photoshop
4:51 PM.A very powerful tool in this day and age , but with great power comes great responsibility ... We're talking about photos, often on the covers of glossy magazines, which are surreptitiously but… Read more Audio
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West Coast council courting climate change controversy
4:43 PM.The West Coast regional council says it won't support the government's Zero Carbon Bill unless it's presented with more proof human-induced climate change is happening. Audio
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Should our appliances be easier to repair?
4:37 PM.Some European environment ministers are lobbying for legislation which would compel manufacturers to make their products more hardy and easier to repair. Audio
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Question of the Day - What's your most reliable home appliance?
4:32 PM.Question of the Day: what is your most reliable ever home appliance? Read more Audio, Gallery
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Why don't we have four-year government terms?
4:25 PM.National MP Nick Smith is the latest MP to come out in support of four-year parliamentary terms. Why IS New Zealand's term so short, and should it be extended? Audio
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Would you support a red meat tax?
4:16 PM.The Lanet Commission of Obesity says a tax on red meat is an example of the kind of urgent action which could help mitigate the effects intensive farming has on the environment. Audio
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Insurance companies raked over coals in damning FMA report
4:10 PM.Sixteen insurance companies have been cited for a variety of unethical practices, including charging customers for expired policies, selling policies people can't legally use, and not properly… Read more Audio
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The Panel with James Nokise and Niki Bezzant (Part 1)
4:03 PM.Sixteen insurance companies have been cited for a variety of unethical practices, including charging customers for expired policies, selling policies people can't legally use, and not properly… Read more Audio
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The Panel with James Nokise and Niki Bezzant (Part 2)
4:03 PM.Question of the Day: what is your most reliable ever home appliance? Some European environment ministers are lobbying for legislation which would compel manufacturers to make their products more hardy… Read more Audio