Julia Hartley Moore

New Zealand lamb prices are at their highest ever, more than $8 a kg. We talk about lamb prices, and the return of wool, and when cows attack, with Miles Anderson from Fed Farmers Audio

'Celia' is screening in NZ, the Celia Lashlie documentary movie that got funded courtesy of a generous listener to The Panel when the traditional documentary funders turned it down. Hundreds turned… Audio

What the Panelists Guy Williams and Julia Hartley Moore want to talk about. Audio

American comedians and film directors have been deleting thousands of their old tweets says Slate magazine. Audio

Do you think you could keep cats inside all the time? Audio

In Auckland the once-mighty Avondale Bowling Club is struggling now for members. As Stuff points out, it was once a haunt of Phil Goff's, and Helen Clark was its patron. Audio

Victoria University is holding a meeting tonight at the Rutherford House lecture theatre, the first of three meetings this week to consult on its proposed change of name to "University of Wellington".

National is sitting pretty above Labour in the latest Colmar Brunton poll, but Simon Bridges' personal numbers have dropped Audio

There has been outrage after Prince George was seen playing with a toy gun at an event. The four-year-old was spotted waving the pretend gun around at a charity polo match. . Audio

The American administration is mounting a defence of its separation of illegally immigrating parents from their children. Audio

Today we look at the political and social issues surrounding the cup, including security issues in Russia, players using offensive language, and dodgy tactics on field.  Audio

Many have been outraged by the advice police gave to women to "stay safe" in the wake of the rape and murder of a woman in Melbourne. Audio

What the Panelists Julia Hartley Moore and David Slack want to talk about. Audio

New research reports we waste more time when we have deadlines or appointments. The study seems to find the answer to "where did the time go?" Audio

We continue the discussion from yesterday about Australian states looking to require Roman Catholic priests to tell police about sex crimes that are confessed to them.  Audio

We discuss the fallout over Eugenie Sage's decision not to veto a Chinese water bottling company's expanse near Whakatane. Audio

The Dominion Post written a rather scathing review of the government's latest slip ups, saying it must find it feet and quickly. Can the latest wage and pay disputes can be blamed on the current… Audio