The Panel for Friday 17 November 2017
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One Quick Question for 17 November 2017
3:46 PM.We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Read more Audio
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The Panel pre-show for 17 November 2017
3:53 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Read more Audio
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The Panel with Finlay Macdonald and Julia Hartley Moore (Pt 1)
4:03 PM.The ABC's Pacific affairs reporter Liam Fox has been on Manus Island for three weeks. He talks to The Panel from Port Moresby about his observations there and what he's heard from the Papua New Guinea… Read more Audio
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The Panel with Finlay Macdonald and Julia Hartley Moore (Pt2)
4:05 PM.A study out of New York University has found a link between people's music taste and psychopathic tendencies. Eminem and Justin Bieber appear to be favourites for psychos. What the Panelists Finlay… Read more Audio
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ABC's Liam Fox on his return from Manus Island
4:07 PM.The ABC's Pacific affairs reporter Liam Fox has been on Manus Island for three weeks. Read more Audio
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The debate over Auckland's rates
4:20 PM.After Auckland Council officially declared the average house value at more than $1 million, The Panel asks what this could mean for ratepayers. Read more Audio
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The considerable threats to democracy stacked up
4:26 PM.Populism, immigration and vulnerable technology-based voting systems are all threats to democracy in the world now. Read more Audio
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Does your music taste indicate psychopathic tendencies?
4:33 PM.A study out of New York University has found a link between people's music taste and psychopathic tendencies. Read more Audio
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Panel Says
4:42 PM.What the Panelists Finlay Macdonald and Julia Hartley Moore want to talk about. Audio
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A rabbit takeover in Moeraki
4:47 PM.The Panel goes to Moeraki to get the latest from restaurateur Fleur Sullivan on the rabbit plague hitting the town. Read more Audio
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The Defence Minister has come under criticism for medal mixup
4:55 PM.The Defence Minister, Ron Mark, has admitted wearing medals from Oman. Read more Audio
Today Jim Mora is joined by publisher and editor Finlay Macdonald and Julia Hartley Moore, the author and owner of a private investigation firm in Auckland.