The Panel

Woolworths in Australia is facing backlash over a Father's day cake...is it a case political correctness gone wild? Audio

Zoologist and threatened species expert David Butler explains why he thinks poison drops are a necessary evil in eradicating pests. Audio

The ABC reports that the Australian Skeptics have renewed their offer to pay $100,000 to anyone demonstrating paranormal powers. Audio

Professor Al Gillespie outlines how big the hydrogen bomb that North Korea tested was, and what this means for the country's nuclear capabilities. Audio

Paula Bennett says criminals have fewer human rights. So will National's new policy for tackling methamphetamine encroach on gang member's rights? Read more Audio

Economics journalist Bernard Hickey breaks down Stephen Joyce's claim that the Labour Party has a 11 billion dollar hole in its budget, ahead of the second leader's debate. Audio

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Wellington Airport will be the first in the country to welcome Uber drivers. Audio