The Panel for Monday 13 July 2020
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Story of the Day with Emma Hurley
3:50 PM.A British museum, The Museum of Youth Culture, is calling for teenage memories. Emma Hurley goes for a walk down memory lane. Read more Audio
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What the panellists have been thinking about
3:55 PM.Panellists Ben Thomas and Niki Bezzant share what they have been thinking about. Read more Audio
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The Panel with Niki Bezzant and Ben Thomas (Part 1)
4:06 PM.Managed isolation facilities under spotlight; ACT launches employment insurance policy; Courgettes reaching record prices in NZ. Audio
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The Panel with Niki Bezzant and Ben Thomas (Part 2)
4:07 PM.Schools warned not to plan ahead over international student sector; The need for call out culture - academic; Kiwi business: The Rocking Horse Place. Audio
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Managed isolation facilities under spotlight
4:10 PM.Recent escapes from managed isolation facilities have drawn attention to security and compliance among returning New Zealanders. Read more Audio
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ACT launches employment insurance policy
4:17 PM.The ACT Party rolled out new policies during its campaign launch over the weekend including an employment insurance fund. Read more Audio
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Courgettes reaching record prices in NZ
4:27 PM.Courgettes are reaching record prices in New Zealand due to a limited supply. Read more Audio
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Today in music history
4:33 PM.On this day in 1978, the BBC announced a ban on The Sex Pistols latest single 'No One Is Innocent'. Read more Audio
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Covid-19: No international students until 2022?
4:35 PM.Schools are being warned by the government not to plan for new international students until 2022. Read more Audio
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The need for 'call out culture' - academic
4:45 PM.The Panel discusses 'Cancel culture' or 'Call out culture'. Read more Audio
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Kiwi business: The Rocking Horse Place NZ
4:56 PM.The Panel talks to Shona Garven from 'The Rocking Horse Place' as part of its series highlighting small New Zealand businesses. Read more Audio
