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The Panel for Wednesday 8 February 2017
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One Quick Question for 8 November 2017
3:48 PM.We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Audio
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The Panel pre-show for 8 November 2017
3:51 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio
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The Panel with Lavina Good and Stephen Franks (Part 1)
4:03 PM.It's now easier to access medicinal cannabis for pain relief. Salvation Army social policy analyst Alan Johnson joins the panel discussion on the mixed results for this year's report on the state of… Read more Audio
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The Panel with Lavina Good and Stephen Franks (Part 2)
4:05 PM.On the back of the US acting attorney general defying Trump's orders, the Panel looks at when it's a good time to defy your boss. What panelists Lavinia Good and Stephen Franks have been up to. The… Read more Audio
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Government has relaxed medical cannabis laws
4:08 PM.It's now easier to access medicinal cannabis for pain relief. Audio
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A mixed bag in this year's Salvation Army report
4:15 PM.Salvation Army social policy analyst Alan Johnson joins the panel discussion on the mixed results for this year's report on the state of the nation. Audio
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Economist says Peter Thiel deal is corporate welfare
4:27 PM.The Peter Thiel deal has been slammed as corporate welfare - this is the US Billionaire venture capitalist who gained residency and citizenship to NZ. Audio
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When is a good time to ignore your boss's directives?
4:35 PM.On the back of the US acting attorney general defying Trump's orders, the Panel looks at when it's a good time to defy your boss. Audio
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Fire levy to increase insurance premiums this year
4:41 PM.The insurance council CEO Tim Grafton speaks about the increase in fire levy to go on to house insurance premiums and why it's unfair. Audio
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Auckland council orders swing to be taken down.
4:51 PM.Auckland council tells a homeowner to take a swing down because of safety and nuisance issues. Audio
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Vanuatu province bans western junk food to keep locals healthy
4:55 PM.Vanuatu province puts a ban on western junk food to keep the locals happy. Audio