The Panel for Thursday 5 March 2015

3:45 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

4:05 PM.Spying on Pacific neighbours, Bali executions, sex education and vulnerability. Audio

4:08 PM.What the panelists Garry Moore and Linda Hallinan have been up to. Audio

4:11 PM.NZ spying on other Pacific nations. Is it something to worry about or do we accept that "everyone spies on everyone"? Audio

4:14 PM.The Indonesian authorities have put on a show of force when transferring two of the Bali 9 drug smugglers to the place they'll be put to death. Audio

4:20 PM.Sex education for primary age children. We talk to Dr Elspeth McInnes of the University of South Australia about the link between sex education and the dark agenda of some of those encouraging sex… Read more Audio

4:35 PM.The tea break law came into effect today, apparently. Audio

4:35 PM.Tea breaks, Panel says, Small community fears losing local cops, Being nice, Sniffer dog search at school, Council pay packets. Audio

4:37 PM.What's on the minds of panelists Linda Hallinan and Garry Moore. Audio

4:45 PM.The chair of the Waihi Beach Community Board Allan Sole joins the Panel to talk about the spectre of losing their two local police officers. Audio

4:50 PM.Do nice guys really come last? Audio

4:54 PM.Breaches have been identified in a random drug search at Waitaki Boys' High School. Audio

4:56 PM.The mayor of Auckland Len Brown is calling for councillors salaries to be capped. He's joining the chorus of MPs calling on capping their pay. Audio

5:15 PM.Property investors are being targeted with new lending rules by the Reserve Bank which might push up interest rates for landlords, or even increase the supply of homes. Audio