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Debate is growing around the benefits and benefactors of televising school sporting competitions. Former Sport College CEO Manoj Daji talks to the panel about his concerns. Audio

Its been 30 years this month since the Smoke-free Environments Act was passed. We speak to Otago University public health law lecturer, Louise Delany who helped to shape the legislation. Audio

Today in music history, 35 year old Stevie Ray Vaughn died in a helicopter accident. Audio

Friday mailbag. Audio

AUT Computer Science Professor Dave Parry joins the Panel to talk about the fourth consecutive day the NZX has had to delay opening due to a cyber attack. Audio

As Auckland joins the rest of the country on Monday in alert level 2, face masks become mandatory on public transport and shared rides. We speak to Otago university public health senior lecturer… Audio

"I've been thinking' with panellists Victoria Stewart and Guy Williams Audio

Amelia Langford discovers a way to be transported to different worlds while sitting on one's couch, including Abbey Road! Audio

The BBC has looked at the lack of heirlooms being left behind in modern times. Design consultant Michael Smythe discusses Audio

Electric vehicles about to enter the competitive rally world. Kathryn Trounson, Chairperson of Better NZ Trust, politically agnostic charity promoting electric vehicle use talks to the Panel. Audio

Financial correspondent, Fran O'Sullivan, believes that now is the time to consider a capital gains tax, to fund the 50 billion dollar covid bill. Economist Brad Olsen joins the Panel to discuss. Audio

Today in music history, John Lennon's killer has been denied parole for the 11th time. Audio

Maori underrepresentation at local government level has sparked talk of iwi having voting rights and wards created. Dr Lara Greaves, an Auckland university lecturer in New Zealand Politics and Public… Audio

For the first time since 2002 Air New Zealand has posted a 454 million dollar loss. Aviation analyst with Forsyth Barr, Andy Bowley, talks to the panel about the industry's uncertain future. Audio

The Christchurch mosque gunman has been sent to prison indefinitely in an historic move by the judge. Law Professor Al Gillespie talks about the hearing and the gunman's silence. Audio

"I've been thinking' with panellists Alexia Russell and Morgan Godfrey. Audio