Ella Henry

Sixteen doctors have revealed in a survey that they've administered drugs which would knowingly hasten terminally ill patients lives. Ethicist Tim Dare joins the Panel to discuss if this is best left… Audio

There's a prisoner backlog at Mt Eden remand in Auckland as SERCO is under the microscope after reports of prisoners coming to harm. Audio

What the Panelists Ella Henry and Wendyl Nissen have been up to. Audio

What the Panelists Ella Henry and Wendyl Nissen have been up to;Mt Eden prison lock-down;GPs hastening death;New CAA rules for drones;red light camera. Audio

Another Bush is running for the US presidency. Jeb. Bush. But all his publicity is minus the surname. How short are peoples' memories? Audio

The principal of Rangitoto College David Hodge joins the Panel to talk school uniforms, after a Motueka High School student launched a petition for uniform flexibility at Motueka High School. Audio

What the Panelists Ella Henry and Jeremy Elwood have been thinking about. Audio

Facebook now knows how much time you spend looking at each post. Do you want your own personalised internet experience? Audio

The testimony of Cissy Chen's friend was withheld by the judge in the trial of Jack Liu. Dr Chris Gallavin tells us why these kinds of decisions are made. Audio

Will letting unlicensed Maori drivers off encourage more to sit their licence? Dr Chris Gallavin talks about the legal side. Audio

A relocated house in a new Christchurch subdivision has upset the neighbours. Lawyer Mark Orman joins the Panel to explain how covenants work. Audio

A prediction there will be another 6000 apartments build in suburban Auckland over the next three years. Audio

What the Panelists Ella Henry and Jeremy Elwood have been up to. Audio

Personalised internet, School uniforms, Jeb! Bush. Audio

Apartments in Auckland, Property covenants, Amnesty for Maori drivers caught without a licence. Audio

Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

New variations of synthetic cannabis have seen more than 30 people admitted to hospital. Audio

New Plymouth is the first centre to have NZ Post's new-style parcel and mail operation. Where to now for other traditional services? Audio

Women being given cash for propping up their husbands' careers, which is decried by some and seen as feminism-enhancing by others. Audio

Sir Owen Glenn says people would give more to innovation and good causes if there was a better tax incentive. Mark Keating of the Business School at the University of Auckland tells us what would and… Audio