The Panel for Friday 17 June 2016

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

4:08 PM.What panelists Sally Wenley and Max Ritchie have been up to. Audio

4:08 PM.Naming leaky homes culprits doesn't help - Roger Levie; Law professor unconvinced Pora should get more recompense; Athletics day moved because Coldplay has booked the venue; and will Clinton choose a… Read more Audio

4:11 PM.Home Owners & Buyers Association of New Zealand Chief executive, Roger Levie says that naming and shaming companies and people behind leaky buildings isn't helpful in settling disputes. Audio

4:25 PM.Law professor Bill Hodge doesn't understand his peers believing that Teina Pora should be entitled to more compensation than the crown is offering. Audio

4:28 PM.Athletics competition at Mt Smart has to move either venue or date to make way for rock band Coldplay. Audio

4:29 PM.Speculation is rife that Hillary Clinton will choose Elizabeth Warren as her running mate to be vice president. Audio

4:33 PM.Law professor Mark Henaghan offers his views on legal matters facing a number of well known people around the traps. Audio

4:34 PM.Legal issues faced by celebrities; and why tablet sales are slowing. Audio

4:49 PM.What panelists Sally Wenley and Max Ritchie have thinking about. Audio

4:53 PM.Technology expert Helen Baxter from Mohawk Media discusses why tablet sales are slowing and might not point to a trend in which devices people prefer. Audio

4:57 PM.There are a large number of concerning problems all over the world right now. This is a rundown of some of them. Audio