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4:10 PM.Al Gillespie of Waikato University on Lieutenant General Tim Keating's response to the Hit and Run book on Afghanistan SAS operations. Audio

4:07 PM.Should WhatsApp be forced to hand over the London attacker's last message? Audio

4:06 PM.Topics - Why we crack under pressure. The director of Destiny Church's Man-Up programme Caine Warren talks about being barred from Kohuora Auckland South Corrections Facility. PwC predicts 61% of… Read more Audio

4:05 PM.Topics - Should WhatsApp be forced to hand over the London attacker's last message? Al Gillespie of Waikato University on Lieutenant General Tim Keating's response to the Hit and Run book on… Read more Audio

3:45 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

3:45 PM.We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Audio

4:55 PM.Aucklander Jo Sims has run marathons on seven continents. Audio

4:50 PM.Matthew Bradbury of Unitec discusses innovative ideas around transport and infrasctructure. Audio

4:46 PM.The Dunedin Council launched a campaign to keep the hospital in the CBD. Audio

4:45 PM.What the Panelists Michael Deaker and Duane Major want to talk about. Audio

4:40 PM.Lawyer Michael Bott discusses another school boy hair to-do and the firing of a school religious instructor. Audio

4:35 PM.A US restuarant has served chicken meat made from cells in a tank. Audio

4:25 PM.Lawyer Michael Bott discusses another school boy hair to-do and the firing of a school religious instructor. Audio

4:15 PM.Al Gillespie discusses possible SAS Afghan war crimes, the Westminster attack and the PMs trade strategy. Audio

4:10 PM.The Labour-Greens political duo promises budget surpluses, a limit on Government spending, a fairer tax system, and net debt reduced to 20% of GDP. Audio

4:07 PM.Panel Says; Dunedin Hospital; Transport and infrastucture ideas. Audio

4:06 PM.Labour-Greens on tax; Al Gillespie on SAS village killings, Westminster attack and the PMs trade strategy; Human rights around hair and religion. Audio

3:46 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

3:45 PM.We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Audio

4:57 PM.The legal undertaking by Philip Smith to get his hair piece back cost $35,000. Audio

4:55 PM.The Katherine Mansfield Birthplace Society wants the author's remains exhumed and brought back from France. Audio

4:51 PM.TVNZ is cut cut the number of news editors and producers it employs. Audio

4:51 PM.Former PM John Key says he focuses on moving forward. Audio

4:47 PM.Michael Tavares whose sit-in saved a Titirangi kauri is denied citizenship because of his trespass conviction. Audio

4:40 PM.What the Panelists Max Ritchie and Johnson Witehira want to talk about. Audio