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4:59 PM.A new book claims that families are the great equalizer when it comes to intelligence. Audio

4:55 PM.Plunket says what's needed are fences with a secure gate, and that the pool should be completely isolated from the house. Audio

4:52 PM.A community initiative in Christchurch wants to see limits on the number of fast food outlets near schools. Audio

4:46 PM.Dr Shaun Holt talks about the ancient practice of cupping and if it actually does anything for circulation. Audio

4:35 PM.What the Panelists Chris Wikaira and Jonathan Krebs have been thinking about. Audio

4:33 PM.The Beatles Revolver album is now 50 years old. Audio

4:30 PM.Revolver is 50 years old; Panel says; Why are Olympic athletes into cupping?;Too many fast food outlets near schools;The Building Pools Amendment Bill has passed its second reading;Family smarts. Audio

4:28 PM.Research from the US finds driving while sleep deprived is as bad as drink driving. Audio

4:26 PM.The rangatira of Waikato's Mongrel Mob Sonny Fatupaito is helping Police efforts to find attempted abductors. Audio

4:22 PM.Auckland's Labour List MP Jacinda Ardern talks about fellow Labour MP Phil Goff's choice of blue for his mayoral hoardings. Audio

4:16 PM.The latest political poll by Newshub-Reid Research has Labour-Greens and National neck-n-neck. Audio

4:14 PM.A disappointment for the New Zealand women's sevens team at the Rio Olympics. Audio

4:10 PM.How well would our Panelists do without power for a few days? Audio

4:08 PM.What panelist Jonathan Krebs has been up to. Audio

4:00 PM.Panel intro;Survival in the snow;NZ's Rio results;Gap narrows between Nats and Labour-Greens;Labour MP Phil Goff is changing his colours;Mob doing the job of Police;Drowsiness as bad as drink driving.

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

3:44 PM.We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Audio

4:58 PM.Should past and present senior rugby players be publicly speaking up about the Chiefs' stripper incident? Audio

4:56 PM.Housing NZ is losing meth-contamination cases in the Tenancy Tribunal as it attempts to pass methamphetamine-related clean-up costs on to tenants. Audio

4:54 PM.Students reject regulation of party costumes Audio

4:51 PM.The Labour leader Andrew Little's sick cat has gone missing. Audio

4:45 PM.Psychology professor Marc Wilson talks about minds games used against the competition in sport and in life. Audio

4:41 PM.The latest non-sporting news from the Rio Olympic Games. Audio

4:36 PM.What the Panelists Garry Moore and Graham Bell have been thinking about. Audio

4:33 PM.A new study's people with a high IQ spend more time lazing around. Audio