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The Panel for Friday 5 June 2015
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The Panel pre-show for 5 June 2015
3:45 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio
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The Panel with Amanda Millar and Andrew Clay (Part 1)
4:05 PM.The woman who left her toddler in a hot car after forgetting he was there has been discharged without conviction. Legal expert Mark Henaghan joins the Panel to discuss the judge's decision. The… Read more Audio
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The Panel with Amanda Millar and Andrew Clay (Part 2)
4:06 PM.Amazing results in speech recognition programme Sound Hound. A new test can work out what simple health and lifestyle factors are best indicators of short-term death. Dr Hamish Jamieson joins the… Read more Audio
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Panel introduction
4:10 PM.What the Panelists Amanda Millar and Andrew Clay have been up to. Audio
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No conviction over baby death
4:14 PM.The woman who left her toddler in a hot car after forgetting he was there has been discharged without conviction. Legal expert Mark Henaghan joins the Panel to discuss the judge's decision. Audio
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Assisted suicide
4:20 PM.The Wellington lawyer Lecretia Seales died overnight after taking a case for her to be allowed to end her life to the High Court. Ethicist Tim Dare joins the Panel to talk about the issue becoming… Read more Audio
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Cat limits
4:30 PM.The Conservation Minister Maggie Barry has suggested limiting the number of cats to two for each household and for the SPCA to put-down feral cats which are trapped. Audio
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Panel Says
4:42 PM.What the Panelists Amanda Millar and Andrew Clay have been thinking about. Audio
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What your gait says about your lifespan
4:46 PM.A new test can work out what simple health and lifestyle factors are best indicators of short-term death. Dr Hamish Jamieson joins the Panel to discuss how something as simple as how fast you walk can… Read more Audio
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The end of a retail institution
4:55 PM.Aussie department store chain David Jones is taking over Wellington's Kirkcaldie and Stains. Does it matter? Audio
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Thumbs down to hands up
4:56 PM.The Australian state of Victoria is trying to ban students from putting their hands up in classrooms, as part of an experiment in changing how classes are run. Audio