Wallace Chapman
An asteroid is heading towards earth, with slim chance of hitting earth
An asteroid is hurtling towards earth with a slim chance of hitting us. Space scientist and astronomer, Dr Duncan Steel talks to the Panel about the rock heading this way. Audio
Call to raise legal age of criminal responsibility in NZ
The children's commissioner wants the age of criminal responsibility raised to 14. Justice advocate Chester Borrows joins the Panel to talk about the issue of age when it comes to be held responsible… Audio
Study on how difficult it is for domestic violence victims to leave
A study has unveiled the complexities for victims of domestic violence leaving their homes. Shine spokeswoman, Holly Carrington talks to the Panel about why the victims "don't just walk away." Audio
Today in Music History - Jean Michel Jarre was born in 1948
Today in music history: Jean-Michel Jarre was born in 1948. Audio
Law professor calls for mosque shooter to go to Australian prison
As sentencing gets underway for the Christchurch mosque shooter, law professor, Al Gillespie believes there is a case for serve his time in an Australian prison. Audio
Alert levels around the country
Alert level in Auckland has been extended to Sunday night. The Panel speaks to Professor Michael Plank, the Principal Investigator Te PÅ«naha Matatini about the implications of the increase. Audio
The Panel with Ruth Money and Mike Williams (Part 2)
Study on how difficult it is for domestic violence victims to leave; Call to raise legal age of criminal responsibility in NZ; An asteroid is heading towards earth, with slim chance of hitting; NZ… Audio
The Panel with Ruth Money and Mike Williams (Part 1)
Alert levels around the country; Law professor calls for mosque shooter to go to Australian prison; How Covid has changed the fun things we do. Audio
What panellists Ruth Money and Mike Williams have been thinking
"I've been thinking' with panellists Ruth Money and Mike Williams. Audio
EMA talks about alert level extension in Auckland to Sunday night
The Employers and Manufacturers Association talks to the Panel about what the extension to alert level 3 means for Auckland. Head of Advocacy and Strategy Alan McDonald explains how they'll be… Audio
NZ's most isolated coffee?
The Wee Red Coffee Cart is possibly one of the most isolated coffee carts in the country. Owner Stacey Weir joins The Panel to explain why she set it up. Audio
Teens take vote fight to High Court
Sixteen year olds are taking a case to the High Court - saying - they should be allowed to vote. The members of Make it Sixteen will have their case heard on Monday. One of the group's members Liam… Audio
Students share Covid experience through drama
We highlighted how tough things are with performers facing a second round of gig cancellations, contemplating the reality more lockdowns, and what that means for the future of audiences and income… Audio
Today in music history for 19 August 2020
On this day in1961 Patsy Cline recorded the classic Willie Nelson song, 'Crazy'. Audio
Restaurants call for meal subsidy
The Restaurant Association has called on the Government to follow Britain's lead, and introduce a dining out campaign to encourage patrons to spend. Hospitality New Zealand's National President Jeremy… Audio
Auckland to stay in Level 3
The Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has confirmed Auckland will not come out of level three restrictions early. Otago University professor of Biochemistry, Kurt Krause joins The Panel to discuss, and to… Audio
The Panel with Sally Wenley and Raybon Kan (Part 2)
Topics - We highlighted how tough things are with performers facing a second round of gig cancellations, contemplating the reality more lockdowns, and what that means for the future of audiences and… Audio
The Panel with Sally Wenley and Raybon Kan (Part 1)
Topics - The Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has confirmed Auckland will not come out of level three restrictions early. Otago University professor of Biochemistry, Kurt Krause joins The Panel to… Audio
What panellists have been thinking about
"I've been thinking' with panellists Sally Wenley and Raybon Kan. Audio
