The Panel

Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Story of the day today is about Frances McDormand having her Oscar trophy stolen!

Newspapers are hanging on by a thread these days, with local, community papers often the first to be cut. Some, however, continue to thrive. The Ashburton Guardian seems to be one of the only papers not losing readers.

UK cyclist Bradley Wiggins has been labelled a cheat on air, by Piers Morgan after British MPs decided that Wiggins' historic win in the 2012 Tour de France was aided by the "unethical, but not illegal" use of a corticosteroid.

What the Panelists Kate Wright and Peter Elliott want to tak about.

Denim company Levi Strauss is ditching hard labour for lasers - instead of using workers, it's using laser beams to add its signature distressed look to blue jeans.

It's census day! Manurewa Local Board member Angela Dalton tells us about the issues facing people in her community, where many don't have access to a computer - she says they're falling through the cracks each census.

Yesterday we discussed ticket re-sellers scamming kiwis out of thousands of dollars for fake tickets. The Commerce Commission has since admitted there have been hundreds of complaints about one site in particular, Viagogo.

National's finance spokesman, Steven Joyce has announced he's retiring from politics. It comes after his failed bid for leader of the party.

Submissions close on David Seymour's End of Life Choice Bill tonight at midnight. It would allow people over 18, who suffer from a terminal illness or untreatable medical condition, to choose an assisted death.

A drone forces 20 aircraft to delay landing at Auckland Airport.