'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'

As the number of Covid-19 cases continues to increase in the UK, new rules come into play overnight. UK correspondent Nicholas Pandolfi explains to The Panel what they are.

Huge labour shortage puts upcoming summer fruit picking season in jeopardy. Summer Fruit NZ CEO Richard Palmer talks to The Panel about finding the workers needed from next month.

It's Maori Language Week and Hemi Kelly from Te Ara Poutama - The Faculty of MÄori & Indigenous Development at AUT talks to The Panel about the significance of this week and the increase in the number of people wanting to learn the language.

The government has announced today there will be no changes to alert levels for at least a week. Clinical Microbiologist and Infectious Diseases Physician and Dean at the University of Otago, Christchurch, Professor David Murdoch discusses his reaction with The Panel.

Huge labour shortage looming for summer fruit picking; Giving mana back to Maori inmates through portraits.

Alert level changes today; Ti Wiki O Te Reo Maori kicks off, a new app is there to help.

'I've been thinking' with panellists Wendyl Nissen and Scott Campbell.