The Panel

A study has unveiled the complexities for victims of domestic violence leaving their homes. Shine spokeswoman, Holly Carrington talks to the Panel about why the victims "don't just walk away." Audio

Today in music history: Jean-Michel Jarre was born in 1948. Audio

As sentencing gets underway for the Christchurch mosque shooter, law professor, Al Gillespie believes there is a case for serve his time in an Australian prison. Audio

Alert level in Auckland has been extended to Sunday night. The Panel speaks to Professor Michael Plank, the Principal Investigator Te PÅ«naha Matatini about the implications of the increase. Audio

"I've been thinking' with panellists Ruth Money and Mike Williams. Audio

The Employers and Manufacturers Association talks to the Panel about what the extension to alert level 3 means for Auckland. Head of Advocacy and Strategy Alan McDonald explains how they'll be… Read more Audio

The Wee Red Coffee Cart is possibly one of the most isolated coffee carts in the country. Owner Stacey Weir joins The Panel to explain why she set it up. Audio

Sixteen year olds are taking a case to the High Court - saying - they should be allowed to vote. The members of Make it Sixteen will have their case heard on Monday. One of the group's members Liam… Read more Audio

We highlighted how tough things are with performers facing a second round of gig cancellations, contemplating the reality more lockdowns, and what that means for the future of audiences and income… Read more Audio