The Panel with Alan McElroy and Sally Wenley, Part 2
In part two, a breast milk bank in Whangarei has been so inundated with donations that they had to get a new freezer. Then, it's been a busy week at the partially restored Christ Church Cathedral, which has opened it's doors to pets and their owners for the first time since the earthquakes.
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The Panel with Alan McElroy and Sally Wenley, Part 1
Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Alan McElroy and Sally Wenley. First up, is it okay to protest outside someone's lawn? That's a question being wreslted with on multiple levels right now, with a proposed law preventing it and Winston Peters being subject to this very thing on Thursday night. Law professor Kris Gledhill unpacks the issue. Then, business owners in the West Coast town of Ross are disappointed to be cut off from the West Coast Wilderness Cycle Trail for a second summer in a row.
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The Pre-Panel
Emile Donovan previews tonight's instalment of The Panel.
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The Panel Plus for 2 October 2025
An extra half hour of The Panel with Emile Donovan, where to begin, he's joined by Nights host Mark Leishman Then: the Conkers World Championship is nearly upon us. Emile talks to organsier St John Burkett about this years competition and why the UK heatwave is causing strofe for the sport.
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The Panel with Zoe George and Max Burt Part 2
In part two, the Buy Now, Pay Later sector is back under scrutiny. Afterpay recently reversed its decision to stop allowing no payment upfront on grocery and fuel purchases. The panel talks to a financial mentor about hwo this might affect teh people she works with. Then, Paul Kilmartin, the man who has NEVER owned a cellphone. We ask him why and if he has found true happiness.
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