The Panel

We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Today we answered Barry's question about landlines, one about exporting and Ben's query about stop signs.

A new survey has found early childhood teachers deal with biting, kicks and back injuriesd as well as stress. Of the 900 teahcers surveyed, 46 percent of them reported problems. We ask the panelists why they think this is occuring.

The White House Correspondents' Dinner was last night with comedian Michelle Wolf taking heat for her roast of press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.

The food truck boom in Australia appears to be over with many vendors reporting huge losses in income.

Tomorrow a new campaign called "Weigh Free May" begins. The purpose is to banish negative thoughts and body insecurity by forgetting about weight.

What the Panelists Peter Vial and Paula Penfold want to talk about.

Bob Dylan's now selling a whiskey called "Heaven's Door" - has he sold out? We also look at at the increasing trend of sobriety among millennials and why low alcohol beer is becoming more popular.

Another Australian survey has been released highlighting the pay gap between men and women in certain professions. There are still huge differences in salaries for female judges, actuaries and anaesthetists.

AMP chair Catherine Brenner has resigned today in the fallout of revelations it charged fees for no service - including charging fees to dead people.

Anti-P campaigners are calling for more education for young people with reports children in primary school are selling the drug. Police are also warning about campervans being used for making P and being sold on to people unaware.