The Panel for Friday 3 February 2017

3:49 PM.We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Audio

3:54 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

4:03 PM.A group of Indian students are continuing to fight their deportation after their final appeals were rejected by immigration. Judge Andrew Becroft, commissioner for children, speaks the Panel about why… Read more Audio

4:05 PM.Is there any significance to people about what Waitangi day means or is it simply another day off? What panelists Duncan Webb and Raybon Kan have been up to. Consumer New Zealand Chief Executive Sue… Read more Audio

4:07 PM.A group of Indian students are continuing to fight their deportation after their final appeals were rejected by immigration. Audio

4:11 PM.Judge Andrew Becroft, commissioner for children, speaks the Panel about why he believes children should be consulted on changes to the education system. Audio

4:20 PM.There's speculation about what our Prime Minister can expect in a phone call from the American president after his fiery exchange with the Australian PM. Audio

4:25 PM.A Somalian biologist was stopped from boarding a flight to New Zealand because an official thought he wasn't dressed like he had tertiary qualifications. Audio

4:27 PM.Leaders in the country's poorest regions are calling for better targeted resources for providers in their areas rather than having a centralised system to deliver help to residents. Audio

4:32 PM.Is there any significance to people about what Waitangi day means or is it simply another day off? Audio

4:38 PM.What panelists Duncan Webb and Raybon Kan have been up to. Audio

4:41 PM.Consumer New Zealand Chief Executive Sue Chetwin speaks about why telcos and internet service providers performed poorly in a customer service survey. Audio

4:49 PM.Air Pollution Engineer at Emmission Impossible, Louise Wickham, talks to the Panel about German research suggestion high levels of air pollution on cruise ships putting passengers at risk. Audio

4:55 PM.The zealous Australian anti-smoking programmes are hurting the already marginalised in society and perhaps going too far. Audio