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4:58 PM.TV3's current affairs show Story with Duncan Garner and Heather du Plessis will start soon. Audio

4:52 PM.The scrum, breakdown, halves and midfield all failed to fire during the 27-19 loss in Sydney. Audio

4:46 PM.Age Discrimination Commissioner in Australia, Susan Ryan, says older people are complaining to their Human Rights Commission after being refused home loans based on their age. Audio

4:42 PM.What the Panelists Michael Moynahan and Irene Gardiner have been thinking about. Audio

4:36 PM.The publication Buyer's Remorse thinks it has discerned a trend that will affect us all. On its cover a kicked-over shopping trolley in a puddle of blood. "Why anti-brand values are killing… Read more Audio

4:28 PM.Republicans are queueing up to condemn Donald Trump for what he said about Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly in the big television debate. Some have said this will finally be the gaffe that sinks Trump's… Read more Audio

4:24 PM.The New Zealand Humanist Society's come out against the Harmful Digital Communications Act, which it says contains one of the world's strictest blasphemy laws. Audio

4:19 PM.Auckland Animal Rights Group President Nicola Davies is quoted as saying "All animals should have the same rights and not be killed for fun. They all have the exact same right to life as your humble… Read more Audio

4:13 PM.New Zealand is continuing to shiver its way through a cold snap, with temperatures struggling to reach double digits in some places. Parts of Southland and Otago received a dumping of snow to low… Read more Audio

4:10 PM.What the Panelists Michael Moynahan and Irene Gardiner have been up to. Audio

4:09 PM.A PricewaterhouseCoopers report released in March this year reckons "rampant and excessive consumption" is waning. Age Discrimination Commissioner in Australia, Susan Ryan, says older people are… Read more Audio

4:08 PM.Cold times in New Zealand. Whangarei's Anne Power has been in the High Court, appealing a conviction for ill-treating a horse that died. The New Zealand Humanist Society's come out against the Harmful… Read more Audio

3:45 PM.What the world is talking about. With Jesse Mulligan, Jim Mora, Irene Gardiner, and Zoe George. Audio

4:57 PM.Toddlers in the UK who are overweight are being referred to weekly weight loss classes. Audio

4:50 PM.Politicians are likely to get a 2.6 per cent pay increase this year under new rules for setting their salaries. Audio

4:47 PM.The West Auckland property at the centre of a kauri tree sit-in is again in the news. Tree protestor Michael Tavares talks to the Panel about whether he'll be doing another tree-top sit in. Audio

4:40 PM.What the Panelists Lavina Good and Rob Salmond have been thinking about. Audio

4:35 PM.US news satire presenter Jon Stewart has been called irreplacable. Is he? What makes someone irreplaceable and unforgettable? Audio

4:30 PM.Being irreplacable;Panel says;Titirangi kauri threat again;MPs' pay;Obese toddlers. Audio

4:27 PM.People are buying properties sight unseen. And paying the consquences. Audio

4:17 PM.A woman claims she was bullied on the KFC facebook page after complaining about her order. Privacy lawyer Kathryn Dalziel defines bullying on line for us. Audio

4:12 PM.Graeme Muller the CEO of the Technology Industry Association joins the panel to talk about technology and offender monitoring. Audio

4:08 PM.What the Panelists Lavina Good and Rob Salmond have been up to. Audio

4:00 PM.What the Panelists Lavina Good and Rob Salmond have been up to;Offender breaches of monitoring;KFC customer bullying;Hasty house buying. Audio

3:45 PM.What the world is talking about with Julie Moffett. Audio