The Panel for Wednesday 23 September 2020

3:46 PM.Dear Panel - where the Panellists and Wallace help listeners solve some every day problems. Audio

3:54 PM.What panellists Sue Bradford and Liam Hehir are thinking. Audio

4:08 PM.The Panel looks back at how last night's leaders debate was run. Former broadcaster Ian Johnstone talks to The Panel about how the role of host has changed over the years. Audio

4:16 PM.There's a call for Air New Zealand to follow the initiative of other airlines who are offering the opportunity for people to enjoy the scenery and flight experience without actually going anywhere… Read more Audio

4:25 PM.Businesses are being told that it's not a good idea to publicly shame shoplifters by putting photos of them up in their stores. Audio

4:32 PM.Today in music history Ray Charles was born in 1930. Audio

4:34 PM.After three deaths in a week on New Zealand farms, Worksafe Agriculture sector lead, Al McCone talks to The Panel about how risks can be minimised. Audio

4:43 PM.New Zealanders are keen to see more parties represented in Parliament, but the odds are stacked against the smaller political players. Audio

4:49 PM.Porirua Mayor, Anita Baker, steps back from using Facebook as she sees it has become a toxic free for all. She talks to The Panel about the social media platform's descent into a place where… Read more Audio

4:55 PM.A gaggle of geese has taken over the lake front in Rotorua, meaning traffic is held up and they're making a big mess on the footpaths! Audio