Tim Watkin

Fare dodging, tagging and intimidation at west Auckland train stations. Acting senior sergeant Andrew Burdett tells us what's happening and what's being done about it. Audio

What the Panelists Tim Watkin and Michael Moynahan have been thinking about. Audio

On the outer edge of the Solar System, humankind is poised to peruse Pluto. Audio

A general sense of apathy around wanting to be informed about a new New Zealand flag. Only 739 turned out nationwide to 25 roadshow meetings. Audio

Is it time for a policy change around not naming doctors and hospitals who have been found to have been in error by the Health and Disability Commission? Barrister Adam Ross joins the Panel to discuss… Audio

Are we causing offense in China with debate over the level of off-shore Chinese buying property in Auckland? What will the political ramifications be? Audio

What the Panelists Tim Watkin and Michael Moynahan have been up to. Audio

Topics - Pluto is bigger than expected, Kids causing havoc on Auckland trains, Auckland to be rates revealed, Auckland flight, and NZ Football appealing ineligibility ruling Audio

Topics - Off-shore Chinese and the Auckland property market, and No naming policy of Health and Disability Commission Audio

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

A news story about apparent rivalry between two female TVNZ presenters. Really? Audio

As the government avoids facing legislation around assisted dying a counsellor in Perth operates sessions called Death Cafe. We talk to Ava Reyerson about why people want to discuss dying over coffee.

What the Panelists Josie McNaught and Tim Watkin have been thinking about. Audio

Classical music can lower blood pressure, improve memory and reduce pain. Audio

The co-founder of the Community Energy Action Charitable Trust in Christchurch talks to the Panel about heating in homes and the idea of Warrants of Fitness. Audio

Barack Obama says the US does not yet have a "complete strategy" for helping Iraq regain territory from Islamic State. What if Iraq and Syria were left to their own devices without the West? Audio

Local government expert Peter McKinlay joins the Panel to discuss the not so super ending to the idea of council amalgamation in the Wellington region. Audio

What the Panelists Josie McNaught and Tim Watkin have been up to. Audio

Topics - Classical music can lower blood pressure, improve memory and reduce pain. As the government avoids facing legislation around assisted dying a counsellor in Perth operates sessions called… Audio

Topics - Local government expert Peter McKinlay joins the Panel to discuss the not so super ending to the idea of council amalgamation in the Wellington region. Barack Obama says the US does not yet… Audio