The Panel

There are doubts about who will actually enforce Wellington's cigarette butt litter by-law proposal. Read more Audio

Former Hawke's Bay farmer Mike Halliday is appalled at the excuses being made over the lack of shade for animals. Read more Audio

Two-hundred thousand signatures have been collected in support of free travel between Canada, the UK, Australia and New Zealand. Does this sound good to you? Read more Audio

Looking ahead to the Halberg Awards tonight. Audio

Looking ahead to the Halberg Awards tonight. Two-hundred thousand signatures have been collected in support of free travel between Canada, the UK, Australia and New Zealand. Does this sound good to… Read more Audio

Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Story of the day today is about hair - perms are back and there may be an answer to what is happening with Donald Trump's hair.  Read more Audio

We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Today we answered Christopher's question about roadworks, David's query about the news and we tried to get an answer for Giles about Kauri! Read more Audio

The right to anonymity. Sue Chetwin of Consumer NZ says you need to read the fine print to see if you have the right to say no to publicity if you win a lottery. Audio

Do you believe the Science Editor of the Times of London when he reports this? The headline, "Socialists will probably always be uglier than Tories." Audio

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Truseau corrected a young woman who used the word "mankind" he says it's "peoplekind". Sharon Marsden of Massey University talks about "mankind" and its future. Audio

Kids are expected to carry around a lot of stuff to and from school. This is taking its toll on their backs. Audio