The Panel

If you're actually confused about what a TRILLION actually is - it's a million million. And as Apple becomes the world's first publicly traded trillion-dollar company, Kiwibank Financial Markets today put this into perspective. "If you had squirreled away a million dollars a day, every day since the day Jesus was born, you would only have amassed $736b, still less than Apple's market value".

Lauren Southern and Stefan Molyneux are all dressed up with nowhere to go after Auckland's Power Station cancelled their planned appearance tonight. The Canadian pair spread an anti-feminism message, they're against multiculturalism and see themselves as champions of the West. Australian writer and ANU politics student Luke Kinsella has heard them speak and says any attempt to censor them "from democr The organiser of the event atic debate could be devastating".

Auckland homeowners who rent out properties through websites like Airbnb have had to sit down to open their Council rates bills this week. Many are facing massive rates hikes, up to 225 per cent. The bed tax will apply to nearly half of the 8000 Auckland properties listed on Airbnb. The bed tax only applies to houses and self-contained units - not single rooms in house or properties which are rented out fewer than 28 days a year. Is it fair enough then?

Trevor Mallard's warned photographers not to take unauthorised photos of the Prime Minister's baby daughter Neve now that she's back at the Beehive. Would it be best for Jacinda Ardern to keep baby well away from Parliament?

Trevor Mallard's warned photographers not to take unauthorised photos of the Prime Minister's baby daughter Neve now that she's back at the Beehive. Would it be best for Jacinda Ardern to keep baby well away from Parliament? Auckland homeowners who rent out properties through websites like Airbnb have had to sit down to open their Council rates bills this week. Many are facing massive rates hikes, up to 225 per cent. The bed tax will apply to nearly half of the 8000 Auckland properties listed on Airbnb. The bed tax only applies to houses and self-contained units - not single rooms in house or properties which are rented out fewer than 28 days a year. Is it fair enough then? Lauren Southern and Stefan Molyneux are all dressed up with nowhere to go after Auckland's Power Station cancelled their planned appearance tonight. The Canadian pair spread an anti-feminism message, they're against multiculturalism and see themselves as champions of the West. Australian writer and ANU politics student Luke Kinsella has heard them speak and says any attempt to censor them "from democratic debate could be devastating". If you're actually confused about what a TRILLION actually is - it's a million million. And as Apple becomes the world's first publicly traded trillion-dollar company, Kiwibank Financial Markets today put this into perspective. "If you had squirreled away a million dollars a day, every day since the day Jesus was born, you would only have amassed $736b, still less than Apple's market value". The world's most influential and wealthy social media stars have been announced. According to the list compiled by Hopper HQ, Instagram has helped some beauty bloggers become household names.One of them is makeup artist Huda Kattan who has an audience of 26 million on Instagram. She earns an average of $33,000 per post.

We know exercise is good for you, and helps prevent disease - but how much do you need to be doing to get those life long benefits?

Pedometers, asteroids and balloons.

We don't talk anymore. On the phone, anyway.A British report says that the total volume of calls made on mobiles fell by 1.7% in 2017, even though making them is the cheapest it has ever been. What the Panelists Ian Telfer and Mava Enoka want to talk about. Road Safety advocate Clive Matthews-Wilson is reiterating a call for public buses to have seatbelts installed for passengers. This on the back of the two big recent bus crashes on Mt Ruapehu and the Manawatu. One of the buses had also failed its WOF nine times and was in bad condition. The BSA is looking at our television watershed. It operates in timebands, so you won't see risque content or hear a lot of swearing early in the evening but you might later on. The Crusaders are hoping for a full-house in Christchurch tomorrow when they take on South Africa's Lions. The Crusaders chief executive Hamish Riach expects this final to be a sell-out and says that as of last night there were just a few hundred seats left.

Ebert Construction is the latest construction company to go belly-up. The Panelists consider why, when the country needs new buildings the most, construction companies aren't making the grade? Peter Silcock of Civil Contractors talks bout the failing of processes and business models used by building firms.

So what's the Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern got to look forward to when she's back at work? Construction firms falling over, business confidence at a nine-year low, unemployment rising and New Zealand is desperate need of infrastructure to cope with its 10 percent population shock in the last five years. Welcome back Ms Ardern!