The Panel for Thursday 14 May 2020

3:45 PM.What will you miss when lockdown ends? Today we inched closer to normalcy, but there are some things people aren't ready to let go of. Audio

3:55 PM.Panellists share Heather Roy and Shane Te Pou what they've been thinking about. Audio

4:10 PM.Infometrics economist Brad Olsen joins the Panel to give his overview of the historic budget made during the global pandemic. Audio

4:15 PM.Today's "Jobs Budget" has been delivered outlining how to stimulate an economy in a freefall recession. We speak to CTU chief economist Andrea Black about how it helps workers. Audio

4:20 PM.Budget 2020 had promised to deliver for the hard hit tourism industry. The Panel speaks to Otago University Business school senior lecturer in tourism Dr Julia Albrecht. Audio

4:25 PM.There's been a sense of relief for many people as they can do more under alert level three than they have been able to for many weeks. Audio

4:30 PM.Today in music history is the day Frank Sinatra died in 1988, aged 82. Audio

4:32 PM.Employers and Manufacturers Association Chief Executive Brett O'Reilly talks about how the "jobs budget" will help businesses keep workers on and create new positions. Audio

4:40 PM.What has the Budget 2020 delivered for child poverty. Georgie Craw, the executive director of Child Poverty Action Group talks to the Panel. Audio

4:50 PM.Lets take an overview of the Budget with journalist Tim Watkin from the Pundit, also from RNZ. Audio