Today on The Panel- Lorna Subrtizky and Morgan Godfery discuss Queen Memorial Day tomorrow – does it feel necessary a whole week after her funeral? 

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Bay of Plenty man Paul Cherry is paying $5,500 every 28 days to prolong his life and quality of life after being diagnosed with incurable prostate cancer – he was told by his oncologist the drug he was paying for would give him longer and a better quality of life than any funded options available in New Zealand – should Pharmac be funding the best drugs options available? Is it acceptable that he is having to pay for that best option?

Are you on board with recommendations for Auckland’s next water source?

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Today on The Panel- Lorna Subrtizky and Morgan Godfery discuss Queen Memorial Day tomorrow – does it feel necessary a whole week after her funeral? 
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Bay of Plenty man Paul Cherry is paying $5,500 every 28 days to prolong his life and quality of life after being diagnosed with incurable prostate cancer – he was told by his oncologist the drug he was paying for would give him longer and a better quality of life than any funded options available in New Zealand – should Pharmac be funding the best drugs options available? Is it acceptable that he is having to pay for that best option? 
Are you on board with recommendations for Auckland’s next water source? 
LISTEN ABOVE

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