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Tonight fashion writer Emma Gleason has done some digging into 'that' sun of the 90s - found on everything from duvets to album covers.
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Medicinal cannabis law
The rules around the use of some medicinal cannabis products have been relaxed, beginning today. The panellists discuss whether this is a step closer to legalising the drug. Audio
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The Panel with Amanda Millar and Duane Major (Part 2)
7 Sep 2017The Swedes have come up with a different kind of idea for their stressed-out citizens. What the Panellists Amanda Millar and Duane Major want to talk about. Yesterday we discussed the lots rivers of… Read more Audio
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The Panel with Amanda Millar and Duane Major (Part 1)
7 Sep 2017The rules around the use of some medicinal cannabis products have been relaxed, beginning today. The panellists discuss whether this is a step closer to legalising the drug. The panellists give their… Read more Audio
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One Quick Question for 7 September 2017
7 Sep 2017We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Read more Audio
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The Panel pre-show for 7 September 2017
7 Sep 2017Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio
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Free speech or hate speech?
6 Sep 2017A lecturer has sparked condemnation for speaking out against Muslims in the workplace. When does free speech become hate speech? Audio
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Un-fishable rivers
6 Sep 2017Four Otago rivers have been dubbed "lost" over water quality and flow issues, Fish and Game Chief executive Niall Watson tells us how the rivers got in this state. Audio
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Panel says
6 Sep 2017According to forecasts by Dell Technologies and the Institute for the Future in California, eighty-five per cent of the jobs in the year 2030 haven't been invented yet. Audio
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The future of jobs
6 Sep 2017According to forecasts by Dell Technologies and the Institute for the Future in California, eighty-five per cent of the jobs in the year 2030 haven't been invented yet. Audio
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Politics round-up
6 Sep 2017Our panelists discuss the politics of the day...including Gareth Morgan's attempt to be part of the debate and the neglect of the country's classrooms. Audio
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Statues and history
6 Sep 2017There are calls for a colonial statue in Auckland to be pulled down, as it presents a Eurocentric view of the country's history. Historian Paul Moon from AUT says we can't ignore our past, however… Read more Audio
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Are our universities under-funded?
6 Sep 2017Is underfunding causing a drop in the international standing of our universities? Would merging schools help? Chris Whelan of Universities New Zealand weighs in. Audio
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