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The Panel with Verity Johnson and Ben Thomas (Part 2)
14 Oct 2020UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has introduced a three-tier lockdown system, which places every region in England in one of three tiers. Most popular items advertised on Uber Eats are unhealthy… Read more Audio
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The Panel with Verity Johnson and Ben Thomas (Part 1)
14 Oct 2020National Party leader Judith Collins has made headlines saying that obesity is a matter of personal responsibility. Aspiring local politicians are increasingly younger, female, and MÄori, according to… Read more Audio
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Dear Panel with Amelia Langford
14 Oct 2020As part of our weekly Wednesday segment, Amelia Langford and The Panel attempt to help solve listeners' questions. Audio
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Kava officially recognised by international body as a drink
13 Oct 2020Dr Apo Aporosa from The University of Waikato is an expert in kava and he joins The Panel to discuss the drink. Read more Audio
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Low mortgage rates and soaring house prices
Independent economist Cameron Bagrie joins The Panel to discuss Heartland Bank's 1.99 percent loan rate. Read more Audio
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How school zoning can improve exercise rates
13 Oct 2020Michael Keall from the University of Otago's Department of Public Health joins The Panel to discuss the findings. Read more Audio
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Music history: The Who recorded 'My Generation'
13 Oct 2020On this day in 1965 - The Who recorded 'My Generation' at Pye studios, London. Audio
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Coffee machine sold at Kmart tops Consumer NZ testing
13 Oct 2020Consumer NZ head of testing Paul Smith joins The Panel for more on the testing process and results. Read more Audio
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Children to get measles immunisations earlier
13 Oct 2020Dr Nikki Turner, director of The Immunisation Advisory Centre joins The Panel to explain why. Read more Audio
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Fives Eyes alliance calls for access to encrypted data
Technology commentator Paul Brislen joins The Panel to give his response. Read more Audio
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The Panel with Ruwani Perera and Mark Knoff Thomas (Part 2)
13 Oct 2020School zoning decisions can increase the amount of exercise that young people are getting, according to a new research paper. Heartland Bank has announced a one-year fixed loan rate at 1.99 per cent… Read more Audio
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The Panel with Ruwani Perera and Mark Knoff Thomas (Part 1)
13 Oct 2020New Zealand and its Five Eyes security partners have made another plea for social media companies like Facebook to allow governments to access their encrypted data. From the 1st of October the… Read more Audio
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