The Panel for Wednesday 9 July 2014 The Panel

David Farrar and Duncan Webb

Volunteers in the south to help out police, amidst the debate about whether the police are stretched; the differing views about poverty and whether that's improving in New Zealand. The surveilled society, and it probably won't be the NSA or the GCSB that knows all about you. It'll probably be your employer and your insurance company. Online voting, binding refenda and the football. We'll discuss all that.

The Panel pre-show for 9 July 2014

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The Panel with David Farrar and Duncan Webb (Part 1)

4:07 PM.Topics - Mosgiel and Port Chalmers police stations are looking for civilian volunteers to man front of house because of low staff numbers, which have been cut because of low crime levels. You may have… Read more Audio
The Panel with David Farrar and Duncan Webb (Part 2)

4:33 PM.Topics - Well somebody will be watching you, watching all of us more and more as we know, and maybe not the GCSB or Five Eyes, but NZI or AMP. Do we need to have binding referenda? The wealthy… Read more Audio

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