Liam Hehir

Britons lament the cancellation of the country's more bizarre May events, including cheese rolling and lawn mower racing. Audio

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern advised today anyone who has been overseas in the last two weeks to self-isolate, even if they got back before the official deadline. Audio

Auckland grammar is one of a few schools trialling home-based lessons for students this week, using the school's on-line portal. Should all schools be preparing for closure if Covid 19 starts… Audio

Frana Divich has just come out of 2 weeks of isolation after sitting behind a person with Covid 19 on a flight from Palmerston North. She tells The Panel how she coped. Audio

On this day in 1984 Poi E by Patea Maori Club topped the charts. Audio

Māori justice advocates want Police Armed Response Teams stopped immediately. Lawyer and social justice advocate, Julia Whaipooti says the polcie failed to consult with māori, which is a treaty… Audio

The Govt unveiled a 12.1 billion dollar package to combat Covid 19 yesterday. It is an unprecedented stimulus package ... more than the total of all three budgets new operating spending in this term… Audio

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade is urging New Zealanders travelling overseas to consider returning home as soon as possible as the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread. Miranda Harcourt… Audio

What happens if a person suspected to be infected with COVID-19 is taken to hospital? We ask Dr Ayesha Verrall, Senior Lecturer, Department of Pathology and Molecular Medicine, University of Otago. Audio

A minute-long song written by a pre-schooler that details the love story between a couple of dinosaurs has gone gangbusters online.  Audio

House impeachment managers and the President's defence team have delivered their closing arguments, and the trial has adjourned. So what happens next?  Audio

This week marks the 180th anniversary of the signing of Treaty of Waitangi. We hear from RNZ's Shannon Haunui-Thompson about how the week is shaping up. Audio

Andrew Brough singer, songwriter and guitarist from Dunedin, New Zealand, has died. Audio

An article in the Herald reports that schools are converting libraries, halls and common rooms into classrooms as the school building programme falls behind New Zealand's growing population.  Audio

How will the coronavirus have on local business, trade and investments? Mark Lister from Craig's Investment Partners talks to The Panel. Audio

Commemorations are well underway at the Treaty Grounds at Waitangi today, with politicians from across the spectrum being welcomed on to the marae with a powhiri this morning, and later they were… Audio