Wallace Chapman

Toots Hibbert of Toots and Maytals died yesterday aged 77. Audio

'I've been thinking' with panellists Wendyl Nissen and Scott Campbell. Audio

Mark 'Snake Hunter' Pelley returns to The Panel to answer listeners' questions about his dangerous line of work. Audio

One of New Zealand's leading experts in roading, Wayne Hatcher, joins The Panel to discuss the particular challenges of maintaining NZ roads. Audio

Wellington's proposed building regulation changes have sparked debate on the worth of some heritage buildings.  Audio

On this day 1956 - Police were called to break up a crowd of teenagers following the showing of the film Rock Around the Clock at the Trocadero Cinema in London, England. Audio

Professor of Law at Waikato University, Alexander Gillespie, joins The Panel to discuss the line between free speech and scare speech amid misinformation about Covid-19. Audio

There is a "critical shortage" of veterinarians in New Zealand, warns the Veterinary Association. Audio

On this day six months ago, WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreysus officially declared Covid-19 a pandemic.  Audio

The Panel discusses some of the most iconic movie theme songs of all time. Audio

A woman has been charged over a planned lockdown protest in Australia, after posting about the event on Facebook. Audio

Modernist architecture in Wellington is under the spotlight. Urban historian Ben Schrader shares his thoughts with The Panel. Audio

Retail NZ is warning that 10,000 businesses are at risk of failing in the next 12 months. Audio

On this day 10 years ago, Mike Edwards a founding member of Electric Light Orchestra was killed in a freak accident.  Audio

Consumer NZ's head of testing, Paul Smith, has been testing the durability of vacuum cleaners and tells The Panel what he and his team discovered. Audio

Fewer Covid-19 patients die when given steroids, research published today shows.  Audio