The Panel

There are doubts about who will actually enforce Wellington's cigarette butt litter by-law proposal.

Former Hawke's Bay farmer Mike Halliday is appalled at the excuses being made over the lack of shade for animals.

Two-hundred thousand signatures have been collected in support of free travel between Canada, the UK, Australia and New Zealand. Does this sound good to you?

Looking ahead to the Halberg Awards tonight.

Uber says it's male drivers get paid more than women because they drive faster and are therefore doing more trips and stay with the company longer. What the Panelists Jane Clifton and Raybon Kan want to talk about. Kiwi company Perpetual Guardian surprised staff today by announcing a trial for a four-day working week. We ask the company's HR Manager Christine Brotherton who they are going to make it work. The Australian Physiotherapy Association's Paediatric Group Chair, Julianne Pegler, says that young people are carrying 11kg - and heavier - backpacks to school, and risking their spinal health. After being a champion of traditional, heterosexual marriage hypocrisy has bitten Barnaby Joyce in the bum with revelations of a pregnant mistress.

Looking ahead to the Halberg Awards tonight. Two-hundred thousand signatures have been collected in support of free travel between Canada, the UK, Australia and New Zealand. Does this sound good to you? Former Hawke's Bay Farmer Mike Halliday is appalled at the excuses being made over the lack of shade for animals. There are doubts about who will actually enforce Wellington's cigarette butt litter by-law proposal.

Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Story of the day today is about hair - perms are back and there may be an answer to what is happening with Donald Trump's hair.

We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Today we answered Christopher's question about roadworks, David's query about the news and we tried to get an answer for Giles about Kauri!

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Kids are expected to carry around a lot of stuff to and from school. This is taking its toll on their backs.