Ngā Hau E Whā Marae in Invercargill is celebrating 40 years. Chairman Daniel Tawaroa explains to The Panel the special place the Marae has at the heart of the community.

Twenty five years since the introduction of MMP - is it time to rethink our electoral system with the possibility that in the next Parliament only three parties could be represented?

Climate scientist Professor James Renwick talks to The Panel about Trump's ongoing climate change denial and how it impacts on wider attempts to create policies to tackle the issue.

There are concerns about the National Library culling 600,000 international books from its collection. Author and former librarian Dame Fiona Kidman talks to The Panel about what she calls, cultural vandalism.

Covid-19 complacency is setting in everywhere except Auckland, just as Air NZ sells 70 thousand tickets for domestic travel. The Panel speaks to psychologist Jacqui Maguire and Nelson Mayor Rachel Reese.

Climate scientist addresses Trump's climate change denial; Is it time to rethink MMP with fewer parties potentially making it through; Ngā Hau E Whā Marae in Invercargill celebrating 40 years.

Covid complacency is setting in everywhere except Auckland; Dame Fiona Kidman upset over National Library's book cull.

'I've been thinking' with panellists Ruwani Perera and Peter Dunne.

Dentists and oral health experts are seeing more and more people turning up with symptoms of Bruxism, or teeth grinding, due to the stress the pandemic is causing. Rob Kelly is worried he's clenching his jaw more.

Continuing our NZ Made series, this week we discover Soldiers Road, who run a social initiative in prisons to restore mana to MÄori inmates. Taanoki Nordstrom joins The Panel to talk about 'Behind the Wire- Rangatahi ki Rangatira'