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4:04 PM.Topics - NCEA and university entrance at odds, Former Fonterra CEO dies, and Chill creeps north Audio

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

4:58 PM.Princess Charlotte has five god parents named at her christening on the weekend. Do god parents really mean anything today? Audio

4:55 PM.Christchurch seaside suburb Sumner would be inundated struck by a tsunami. Audio

4:48 PM.Dr Giacomo Lichtner of Victoria University talks further about Greece's debt Germany's role in its repayment. Audio

4:42 PM.What the Panelists Tony Doe and Sue Wells have been thinking about. Audio

4:32 PM.There are big disparities in how people age and what their biological age is. Audio

4:24 PM.Freelance writer John McCrystal who's written extensively on the Hanover Finance failure joins the Panel to discuss the settlement reached for investors. Audio

4:20 PM.Film studio or more houses for Hobsonville in Auckland. Audio

4:10 PM.Weather commentator Richard Green joins the Panel to talk about the thunderstorms in the North and snow in the South. Audio

4:08 PM.What the Panelists Tony Doe and Sue Wells have been up to. Audio

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

2:06 PM.Topics - Audio

2:04 PM.Topics - Cold snap, Hobsonville and the Hanover Finance settlement Audio

4:55 PM.Former Prime Minister Helen Clark is now the World Class New Zealand Supreme Award winner. Audio

4:53 PM.Two Christchurch City councillors shared an opinion piece about Gerry Brownlee. One says "like" doesn't necessarily mean agreeing. Audio

4:49 PM.Banks are now encouraging first home buyers into apartments in Auckland. Audio

4:40 PM.Professor Paul Spoonley of Massey University talks to the Panel about how the immigrants points system could help keep services in the provinces. Audio

4:35 PM.What the Panelists Michelle Boag and Brian Edwards have been thinking about. Audio

4:33 PM.Lionel Richie scores his first #1 album in 23 years on the British chart. Audio

4:24 PM.New Zealanders have been refunded $50million in tax. Why has the IRD made it a mission to return your money? Audio

4:20 PM.New Zealanders need to improve how they handle their personal finances. But a visiting expert says it's hard to tell if education makes any difference. Audio

4:13 PM.Greeks have voted against austerity measures. What now for the financial and social crisis in the world's first democracy? We ask Dr Claire Matthews of Massey University. Audio

4:10 PM.Paul McCartney says he didn't like John Lennon being turned into a martyr after he was murdered. He also says he would've like some song credits to read McCartney-Lennon. Audio

4:07 PM.What the Panelists Michelle Boag and Brian Edwards have been up to. Audio