The Panel for Monday 6 August 2018

12:00 PM.Today's panellists are the author and private investigator Julia Hartley Moore, and the comedian and columnist Guy Williams

3:45 PM.Which cows does beef come from? How long is tasty cheese aged for? And why don't penguins have knees? Audio

3:53 PM.Every year in Australia, 17 thousand households answer questions for The Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) Survey. Audio

4:08 PM.National is sitting pretty above Labour in the latest Colmar Brunton poll, but Simon Bridges' personal numbers have dropped Audio

4:10 PM.Victoria University is holding a meeting tonight at the Rutherford House lecture theatre, the first of three meetings this week to consult on its proposed change of name to "University of Wellington".

4:13 PM.In Auckland the once-mighty Avondale Bowling Club is struggling now for members. As Stuff points out, it was once a haunt of Phil Goff's, and Helen Clark was its patron. Audio

4:23 PM.Do you think you could keep cats inside all the time? Audio

4:35 PM.American comedians and film directors have been deleting thousands of their old tweets says Slate magazine. Audio

4:39 PM.What the Panelists Guy Williams and Julia Hartley Moore want to talk about. Audio

4:45 PM.'Celia' is screening in NZ, the Celia Lashlie documentary movie that got funded courtesy of a generous listener to The Panel when the traditional documentary funders turned it down. Hundreds turned… Read more Audio

4:54 PM.New Zealand lamb prices are at their highest ever, more than $8 a kg. We talk about lamb prices, and the return of wool, and when cows attack, with Miles Anderson from Fed Farmers Audio