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4:07 PM.A group of Indian students are continuing to fight their deportation after their final appeals were rejected by immigration. Audio

4:05 PM.Is there any significance to people about what Waitangi day means or is it simply another day off? What panelists Duncan Webb and Raybon Kan have been up to. Consumer New Zealand Chief Executive Sue… Read more Audio

4:03 PM.A group of Indian students are continuing to fight their deportation after their final appeals were rejected by immigration. Judge Andrew Becroft, commissioner for children, speaks the Panel about why… Read more Audio

3:54 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

3:49 PM.We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Audio

4:56 PM.Australian Prime Minister in the firing line for donating his own money to his party for election campaigning - we look at what the fuss is about. Audio

4:50 PM.Facebook is changing its feed to promote posts that aren't fake, sensational, or spam. Audio

4:45 PM.Mumbling thespians are the latest trend in block buster movies, local talented actor Joel Tobeck joins the conversation about how a lack of enunciation is the way to act. Audio

4:33 PM.How long should you stick with your job for? Audio

4:24 PM.A Manawatu school has had great success with leaving it up to parents to decide about how much to donate. We speak to the school's principal Wayne Jenkins about his system. Audio

4:20 PM.Billionaire Peter Thiel's citizenship is being praised by those who back him in a business sense but are politically at odds with him. Audio

4:16 PM.Trumps immigration ban is actually popular with a number of Americans. Audio

4:06 PM.Bill English delivers his first state of the nation speech today, and promises half a billion in funding for more police. Political scientist Bryce Edwards joins the discussion. Audio

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

4:50 PM.Auckland real estate agent Simon Damerell joins The Panel discussion on the cooling property prices for Auckland. Audio

4:43 PM.Staff at the Ministry of Justice who took part in a video talking about leadership were also filmed lip syncing to Justin Timberlake's song: Can't Stop The Feeling. Audio

4:37 PM.The New Zealand Cancer Society is reassuring people using its sunscreen that they won't have the same problems as the Australian cancer council products. Audio

4:35 PM.The English have 3,000 words for being drunk, which might come in handy as dry January concludes. Audio

4:25 PM.There's speculation that the Trump victory in the U.S could impact negatively on Bill English for this year's general election. Audio

4:20 PM.Assurances have been given that dual New Zealand citizens can travel to the U.S without a problem. Audio