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Managed isolation charges come into effect. Report on state of NZ estuaries released. Toastie competition reveals finalists. Audio

Jonathan Milne, editor of The Cook Island News talks to The Panel about the announcement of a likely Cook Island bubble before the end of the year. New Zealand is marking 100 days without community… Audio

Topics - Melbourne-based journalist for The Australian, Remy Varga, provides the latest report on the situation in Victoria. New York's attorney general has announced a lawsuit aimed at dissolving the… Audio

Topics - Calls are building in the business community to ease New Zealand's border restrictions to help keep the economy afloat. Andrew Carmody discusses the future of the travel industry. The… Audio

Topics - A large blast in the Lebanese capital, Beirut, has killed at least 70 people and injured more than 2700 others. Unemployment dropped to 4 per cent in the June quarter, official labour force… Audio

Topics - Melburnian Melissa Brourton talks to the panel about what life is like under tough lock down rules in the city. Cook Island businesses and tourism operators are anxiously awaiting progress on… Audio

Topics - Melbourne has just started a hard six week lockdown after community transmission of COVID-19 spiralled out of control. Professor Michael Plank talks to the Panel about what's gone wrong and… Audio

Inquiry into SAS in Afghanistan finds their actions were justified; New poll shows Labour can go it alone and ACT has 5 MPs; Friday mailbag. Audio

Public law expert talks abotu inquiry into COVID patients details leak; Former MP, Honorable Peter Dunne talks about leaving politics; Changes recommended for the RMA after a comprehensive review. Audio

National releases plan for more people to start their own businesses; Returning NZers not happy about paying for quarantine costs; Father banned from pool for over exerting son. Audio

Research on mosque shooting media coverage has interesting results; Christchurch looks to survive without tourists flocking in; Banking industry the first to get living wage accreditation in NZ. Audio

Political science professor talks about the latest polls and whether it’s rogue; Green Party AGM calls for the lowering of voting age to 16; Law Professor Al Gillespie on case to test lockdown… Audio

Topics - New Zealand has the lowest death rate from the Covid-19 pandemic in the developed world. Kurt Krause - Professor of Biochemistry at Otago Medical School - joins The Panel. A paediatric… Audio

Topics - Employment lawyer Susan Hornsby Geluk writes that employers who unilaterally reduced employees' pay during Covid-19 lockdown "have reason to be concerned". The Panel is joined by Kirk Hope… Audio

Topics - The Panel discusses the sacking of Iain Lees-Galloway following revelations of a relationship with a former staffer. They're joined by Lecturer at the VUW Faculty of Law, Eddie Clark… Audio

Topics - The Panel discusses the latest developements in the National Party following former National MP Andrew Falloon abrupt resignation. Worried tourism operators are calling for a further… Audio

Proposed $3000 quarantine fee debated. Melbourne resident discusses mandatory masks. Up to 750 jobs to go at Warehouse. Audio

National unveils $31bn infrastructure policy; Rates rise in Auckland prompts debate; Friday mailbag. Audio

More changes for National: Retirements and reshuffle; Covid-19: NZers urged against complacency; Kiwis flock to NZ's ski-fields. Audio

National's new leadership team under spotlight; Planned Pasifika super rugby side; 'Air Bridge' with Cook Islands on table. Audio

Muller's resignation: What does it mean for National? Calls for changes to electoral donation laws. Audio

Managed isolation facilities under spotlight; ACT launches employment insurance policy; Courgettes reaching record prices in NZ. Audio

Privacy fears over health data after Covid-19 leak; Helen Clark to review WHO response to pandemic; Inter-island derby: Blues vs Crusaders. Audio

Lawyer Graeme Edgeler talk about any possible illegality in COVID leak; Business mentor calls for more options when wage subsidy ends; Future border opening will inevitably mean more COVID cases here.