This week on the Sunday Panel, Partner at Freebairn and Hehir lawyers Liam Hehir and journalist, TV producer and commentator Irene Gardiner joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day - and more!
National has proposed to, if elected, break up Foodstuffs in a bid to bring down food prices for Kiwi consumers. Has National made a mistake with this policy? Does this completely go against the party's values of ambition and hard work and success? Do they also need to take a look at banks or petrol companies?
Labour's Chris Hipkins recently claimed smaller parties shouldn't be able to veto National and Labour working together amid calls for more bipartisanship for key issues like the NZ-India trade deal or the teen social media ban. Do we think Hipkins has a point here? Would the benefit of the two major parties agreeing and working together outweigh any negative?
Wahs fever is on the rise - how excited are we for tonight's big game?
LISTEN ABOVE

Dame Silvia Cartwright: former NZ Governor-General on her new memoir 'That Woman'
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Keala Settle: singer and actress on her upcoming performance in Sunset Boulevard at Wellington Town Hall
15:08

Whitcoulls Recommends: The Pirate Queen and Murder at the Grand Alpine Hotel
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