What panellists Nicky Pellegrino and Allan Blackman have been thinking.

When 1970 Miss World pageant was flour-bombed - A new movie looks back on the 1970 Miss World Pageant which was flour bombed by feminist protesters. We play the audio of the actual event.

Northland woman is facing charges over claims she made hundreds of dentures without certification for locals. A hui in support of her attracted dozens of people.

South Auckland councillor, Efeso Collins, tells The Panel the area needs more youth workers to guide the area's young men who are following paths to gangs and violence.

Ministry of Education figures show a rise in the number of teenagers leaving school with no qualifications. The Panel talks to President of the Secondary Principal's Association, Deidre Shea, about what that means for those school leavers.

Black Friday will be on November 27 with NZ retailers saying the US tradition of a day of bargains proving popular here as well.

High density housing projects in Christchurch are crowding already busy streets and causing problems for communities. The Panel speaks to Urban Strategist and Director of The Urban Advisory, Greer O'Donnell about why the councils are powerless to stop the developments.

The Māori midwife in Hawke's Bay who filmed the uplift of a newborn from its mother, Jean Te Huia, joins The Panel to talk about the Oranga Tamariki report out today recommending a transfer of power from the agency to Māori.

Alarming number of students leaving school with no qualifications; Councillor wants more youth workers in South Auckland; Woman in Northland faces charges after making dentures for locals.

Oranga Tamariki report recommends sweeping changes; High density housing projects in Christchurch causing problems; Black Friday does give NZ retailers a boost.