The Panel

Workplace etiquette, and an update on beauty trends following from Verity's chat yesterday. Audio

When did chooks, hens and fowls become "chickens"? And what happens when deep sea fish are brought to the surface? Audio

Today's panellists are the economist Ganesh Nana, and comedian, writer and commentator Michelle A'Court

An anti-vaccination billboard in South Auckland has been taken down just days after going up, after the Advertising Standards Authority received 140 complaints. Were the decision and process up to… Read more Audio

We have many a time on The Panel referred to the standing desks trend, perhaps because some of us here have standing desks. Audio

Rod Duke is facing a High Court challenge over his Herne Bay helicopter pad, which he claims is to take him and his business associates more quickly to Auckland's golf courses. Audio

What the Panelists David Farrar and Verity Johnson want to talk about. Audio

Donald Trump claims it's a scary time for young men in America, suggesting that even the most unimpeachable life can be destroyed when ancient skeletons are dragged out of closets Audio

Queenstown Airport has put its expansion plans on hold after residents voted down the idea of expanding its noise boundaries. Tourism professor Susanne Becken joins us to talk about New Zealand's… Read more Audio

The NZ Herald's Mood of the Boardroom survey shows many of the 150 surveyed chief executives are underwhelmed by the current government - with the Herald paraphrasing their sentiment as "not enough… Read more Audio

Simon Bridges maintains Jami-Lee Ross's health leave has nothing to do with the ongoing investigation into who leaked Mr Bridges' expenses. Audio

Media are reporting today that the New Zealand Taxpayers' Union used false identities to make Official Information Act requests of a government agency. Audio