The Panel

What the Panellists Cindy Mitchener and Anton Matthews have been thinking about. Audio

Simon Sweetman looks at the history of Friday the 13th and asks whether we care about the bad-luck omen of a single day anymore. Audio

Today's panellists are the restauranteur and te reo Māori advocate Anton Matthews, and the former TV executive and recruitment company owner Cindy Mitchener.

The surprising benefits of sleeping next to your dog... Do you let your dog sleep in your bed? We have some good news for you! Audio

Whanganui has one of the most permissive policies on freedom camping in the whole country. It still polarises the community, but they're taking steps to iron out some of the wrinkles. Audio

Air New Zealand is being strongly criticised by many people for applying for trademark protection of a logo that reads "Kia Ora" - the name of its in-flight magazine, first published in 2007. Audio

A report into the future of work by the Productivity Commission paints an uncertain picture of what the workplace will look like, as technological automation picks up pace. Associate professor Sara… Read more Audio

What's a lesser-known event in NZ history that all high school students should learn about? Audio

The UK government has been compelled to release predictions of worst-case scenarios should a no-deal Brexit eventuate - and it makes for sobering reading. Audio

The Labour Party's response to allegations of sexual assault against a party staffer based at Parliament has raised big questions about what action was taken, and whether the priority was helping the… Read more Audio

The government has moved to make the study of New Zealand history in primary and high school compulsory by 2022. President of the Society of Historians Jim McAloon joins the panel in studio with his… Read more Audio

What's a lesser-known event in NZ history that all high school students should learn about? A report into the future of work by the Productivity Commission paints an uncertain picture of what the… Read more Audio