The Panel

Urgent legislation may be at odds with the Bill of Rights Act. Waikato University of Law Professor Al Gillespie talks about the rushed laws being voted on in Parliament today. Audio

Up to 50 people will be allowed at funerals and tangihanga if strict public health measures are in place, the government has announced. RNZ's Mani Dunlop reacts to the government's back down on the… Read more Audio

Panellists share Victoria Stewart and Selwyn Manning what they've been thinking about. Audio

The Association of Salaried Medical Specialists is hoping for some extra care coming to the health sector in Thursday's budget. Executive director Sarah Dalton lays out what they're hoping for. Audio

Today is International Nurses Day with aged care sector nurses in the spotlight. Rhonda Sherriff joins the show, she's a member of the New Zealand Aged Care Association Nursing Leadership Group and… Read more Audio

The events industry is going to be the last sector in hospitality to recover following the pandemic. Ségolène de Fontenay, General Manager New Zealand Events Association, talks to The Panel. Audio

A new law providing a legal framework for Covid-19 Alert Level 2 will be introduced and debated today, with criticism there's been no time for proper scrutiny of the bill. Audio

The hospitality sector is disappointment that the sector is only partially able to operate under alert level two. Chapel Bar owner Luke Dallow talks about the impact the rules will have on them. Audio

There's a note of caution being sounded over the move to alert level two and how to avoid any new COVID-19 outbreaks. Professor Shaun Hendy does a recap on best practice from Thursday to stop the… Read more Audio