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The Panel for Monday 16 May 2016
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The Panel pre-show for 16 May 2016
3:45 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio
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The Panel with Nevil Gibson and Clarke Gayford (Part 1)
4:02 PM.Geoff Simmons of the Morgan Foundation discusses the University of Auckland study which shows the huge waste of commercially caught fish.
Comedian Oscar Kightley talks about the pronunciation of… Read more Audio
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The Panel with Nevil Gibson and Clarke Gayford (Part 2)
4:04 PM.Shirley Johnson runs a programme helping to get so-called unemployable youth into jobs. A group is trying to get tourists driving on New Zealand raods have special "T-Plates" on display. .The chair of… Read more Audio
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Fish stock shock
4:14 PM.Geoff Simmons of the Morgan Foundation discusses the University of Auckland study which shows the huge waste of commercially caught fish. Audio
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Is mispronunciation racist?
4:25 PM.Sports commentators giggling over Pasifika names has led to accusations of racism and a complaint has been laid with Australia's Fox Sports. Comedian Oscar Kightley talks about the pronunciation of… Read more Audio
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Big Ships and Big Planes
4:34 PM.Humans like BIG stuff. The world's biggest cruise ship has set sail and the world's biggest plane is in Perth. Audio
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Panel Says
4:43 PM.What the Panelists Nevil Gibson and Clarke Gayford have been thinking about. Audio
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How to make unemployable teens employable
4:43 PM.An Auckland council organisation which is teaching teenagers how to get a job and handle it has been rolled out nationally and grown to four times its original size. COMET was launched in 2015 and set… Read more Audio
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Special plates for tourist drivers
4:54 PM.A group is trying to get tourists driving on New Zealand raods have special "T-Plates" on display. Audio
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Trumps attitude to women doesn't matter - RNC Chair
4:56 PM.The chair of the Republican National Committe Reince Priebus says the American public doesn't care about Donald Trump's attitude to women. Audio
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No tax cuts this year - maybe next
4:58 PM.The Prime Minister John Key says next year will be a more likely time to offer meaningful tax cuts. Audio