Today on The Panel, Wallace Chapman and panellists Jo McCarroll and Mark Knoff-Thomas discuss the European Union free trade agreement and what it will mean for New Zealanders. 

Also, they discuss the high use of online platforms and apps in New Zealand classrooms.

Panellists Jo McCarroll and Mark Knoff-Thomas tell us what has been on their mind this week.

Today on The Panel, Guyon Espiner and panellists Sally Wenley and Simon Pound discuss the report that concluded four in five New Zealanders believe some disinformation. Also, we hear all about the ice-cold lake swim happening in Otago this weekend.

Today on The Panel, Guyon Espiner and panellists Sally Wenley and Simon Pound discuss protesters being turned away from a 'Stop Co-Governance' event and the Invercargill bar that has everythign except alcohol.

Guyon Espiner and panellists Sally Wenley and Simon Pound open up the Friday Mailbag and respond to your feedback from the past week. Plus, our panellists tell us what has been on their mind this week.

Today on The Panel, Guyon Espiner and panellists Nick Leggett and Sue Kedgley discuss research that aims to improve our childrens' sleeping habits, $35.5 million in unclaimed Lotto winnings and a mysterious safe that was discovered in a Lower Hutt home.

Today on The Panel, Guyon Espiner and panellists Nick Leggett and Sue Kedgley discuss National's promise to introduce a third medical school at Waikato University and the fighting culture that may exist in our youth justice facilities. Also, the Netherlands has introduced a phone ban in schools - should we follow their lead?

Guyon Espiner and panellists Nick Leggett and Sue Kedgley discuss what may be the most expensive car theft in New Zealand history.

Today on The Panel, Guyon Espiner and panellists Georgie Stylianou and Peter Dunne discuss the drop in house prices since this time last year. Also, they look at an early draft of the new science curriculum, which could mean major changes to the way we teach the subject.

Today on The Panel, Guyon Espiner and panellists Georgie Stylianou and Peter Dunne discuss the drop in house proces since this time last year. Also, they look at an early draft of the new science curriculum, which could mean major changes to the way we teach the subject.