Jim Mora

What the Panelists Tim Watkin and Virginia Larson have been thinking about. Audio

How much sway do "scientific studies" hold over you? Audio

Pop psychology; Panel says;The TV ratings game;No shower in 12 years;Red Peak. Audio

The dean of law of the University of Otago Mark Henaghan talks about remorse and emotional trauma and how this effects sentencing. Audio

An Australian senator isn't swayed by emotion and Winston Peters says take the women and children Syrian refugees and send the men back to fight. Audio

What the Panelists Tim Watkin and Virginia Larson have been up to. Audio

Panel intro;Women and children only;Remorse, emotional trauma and the law; Rainbow Warrior Audio

What the world is talking about. With Paul Brennan, Jim Mora and Noelle McCarthy. Audio

Z Energy has issued an earnings warning over an ongoing battle with Customs about excise duties. Audio

Parents of injured twins are jailed for neglect; All Black great Terry Lineen, 79, missing in London; Chinese move on big beef exporter appears imminent; Graham Brazier remembered; marking five years… Audio

A pregnant woman in Hawaii plans on giving birth in the ocean - with a dolphin. Zoologist Liz Slooten tells us if dolphins have any special midwifery skills. Audio

What the Panelists Stev McCabe and Simon Pound have been thinking about. Audio

Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

National MP Maurice Williamson has offended people at an awards dinner where he was MC. Audio

Merve Bigden who runs the Natural Flames Experience in Murchison joins the Panel about the attraction that was described by the BBC as a secret. Audio

Social media advertising expert Vaughn Davis tells us about promotions disguised as news stories. Audio

What the Panelists Jock Anderson and Clarke Gayford have been thinking about. Audio

Be negative for a more positive work experience. Audio

Much talk about silver ferns but not by the All Blacks who've been gagged over the flag. After the horse has bolted. Audio

Lloyds bank is warning the greatest threat to New Zealand isn't the bursting of a housing bubble but a crash of the share market. Audio