The Panel
RNZThe Panel features a range of panellists from across the opinion spectrum, together with an interesting mix of experts, leaders, and locals.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 321 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||
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In part two, is there a regulation grey area when it comes to the treatment of people's pets at doggy daycares? NZ Animal Law Association president, Marcelo Rodrigues Ferrere thinks so. Then, two best mates who've been making films together for 20 ye... more
Tonight, on The Panel, Emile Donovan is joined by panellists Peter Dunne and Deborah Hart. First up, an Auckland councillor wants the council to refuse to provide a venue for a Free Speech Union event, with concerns about 'controversy and division' p... more
Emile Donovan and Jesse Mulligan star in the shortest show on radio, where they show they really can make something out of nothing, join them to be part of their delight, or to simply despair. Emile will also preview what's on The Panel tonight.
The Panel with Mary Lambie and Michael Moynahan, Part 2 In part two, the price of registering a pet dog has jumped up for some Bay of Plenty locals, and one Papamoa resident says $154 is simply too high. Then, a Riverton cafe owner is attempting to p... more
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- Part 1 only?
Is there a reason only part 1 of each show for 2024 is available?
Apple Podcasts5Abbycaro
Australia3 years ago - Complete waste of resources, airtime and oxygen
The facilitator Chapman has a massive right-wing bias, and the invited panelists are also strongly biased to the right. At least part of the problem is that Chapman has the attention span of a concussed goldfish and like too many other RNZ presenters is obsessed with entertainment trivia. The apparent intention was to have witty people have discussions about topical issues, but it fails because a: Chapman is always flicking on to the next item on his list, and b: well, the participants may aspir... more
Apple Podcasts1ScrapMusic101
New Zealand3 years ago - Frustrating
Like the format of this show but am constantly frustrated by being unable to make out what Wallace says. He rushes his speech and is tripping over his words all the time. I don't have any hearing problem but I miss up to 50% of what Wallace says. Am also very disappointed and frustrated by the number of male guests who dominate, interrupt and talk over other guests, particularly female guests, when they've barely started speaking. It's rude and some of us want to hear what the other person was... more
Apple Podcasts2SMz21New Zealand4 years ago - My favourite show!
While it’s hard to pick a favourite segment from RNZ, this is one I love listening to right now, having recently moved to the U.S.
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Apple Podcasts5syreeta h
United States4 years ago - A bit too politically obvious
I do miss Jim Mora. Under the new management the show too often displays an obvious lean to the left whereas Jim always seemed to chart a more appropriately neutral course.
Still worth a listen with that proviso.
Apple Podcasts3SawadiNew Zealand5 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #70 | New Zealand/Society & Culture |
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The show features fast-paced, opinion-driven panels that mix policy, politics, technology, urban life, and everyday practical topics. Episodes commonly explore public policy (housing, transport, AI in government), governance and leadership, local government issues, and human-interest threads (soups, heritage chickens, community projects). A distinctive angle is the blend of rigorous discussion with light, personal banter, often anchored by a steady host and a rotating set of guests including academics, journalists, politicians, and industry professionals. This combination makes it useful for listeners who want accessible policy context, cross-cutting perspectives, and real-world implications for communities and businesses. A standout trait ... more
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Recent guests on The Panel include:
1. James Ross
2. Ben McNulty
3. Ashleigh Hughes Nelson
4. Jo McCarroll
5. Tim Wilson
6. Michael Swanson
7. Rebecca Styles
8. Lilian Hanly
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