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

4:56 PM.Sincerely, faithfully, cheers, laters...what's the best way to sign off an email? Audio

4:52 PM.A prediction of year-round snow and plunging temperatures - a mini ice age. Audio

4:44 PM.A Wellington-based artist has "un-named" a South Island glacier as she endeavors to wipe out references to a 19th century geologist who's now been dubbed racist. Rob Mitchell of the Federation of… Read more Audio

4:40 PM.What the Panelists Jane Bowron and Michael Deaker have been thinking about. Audio

4:37 PM.Would you like to have your own private island? They're cheaper than the average London home. Audio

4:28 PM.The much anticipated new book by the revered author of To Kill A Mocking Bird has received mixed reviews. Book reviewer Graham Beattie tells the Panel if Harper Lee's legacy will have been sullied by… Read more Audio

4:12 PM.The Labour Party appears to have opened a can of worms with its claims Auckland property is being is being snapped up by off-shore Chinese buyers. Economist Bernard Hickey joins the Panel to discuss… Read more Audio

4:07 PM.What the Panelists Jane Bowron and Michael Deaker have been up to. Audio

4:05 PM.What the Panelists Jane Bowron and Michael Deaker have been thinking about. A Wellington-based artist has "un-named" a South Island glacier as she endeavors to wipe out references to a 19th century… Read more Audio

4:03 PM.What the Panelists Jane Bowron and Michael Deaker have been up to. The Labour Party appears to have opened a can of worms with its claims Auckland property is being is being snapped up by off-shore… Read more Audio

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

4:58 PM.The Greek government has backed reforms and spending cuts worth €13bn to secure a third bailout and a small debt writeoff. Audio

4:53 PM.Another brass monkeys night. Weather commentator Richard Green tells us what's in store for the weekend. Audio

4:51 PM.Pop singer Ariana Grande has been videoed licking donuts in a shop and putting them back on the shelf. Audio

4:47 PM.Was John Key misleading parliament or mistaken when he said canning the $1000 kickstart for Kiwi Saver wouldn't affect the numbers of people enroling in the savings scheme? We ask Fairfax Media… Read more Audio

4:41 PM.What the Panelists Chris Wikaira and Simon Pound have been thinking about. Audio

4:37 PM.A study's found those who were fans of heavy metal in their youth have turned out happier 30 years later. Audio

4:24 PM.Hugh Pavletich the co-author of the annual Demographia housing affordability survey joins the Panel to talk about the conflict between the the yearning for more stand alone houses and how practical… Read more Audio

4:12 PM.Treasury's told the government it should consider closing down the rail network. Transport economist Neil Douglas joins the Panel to discuss what the pros and cons are for keeping Kiwi Rail. Audio

4:08 PM.What the Panelists Chris Wikaira and Simon Pound have been up to. Audio

4:05 PM.Topics - Happy heavy metal, Kiwi Saver enrolments, Weekend weather, Pop star licks donuts, and Greece agrees to austerity for some concessions Audio

4:04 PM.Topics - Kiwi Rail, and Auckland tension between apartments and houses Audio

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

4:57 PM.The former US president charged $100k for an appearance at a wounded veterans charity event. Audio