Niva Retimanu and Wilhelmina Shrimpton joined Tim Beveridge to wrap this week on the Panel.

On the agenda tonight:

Stuff and Warner Bros. Discovery have struck a deal, Stuff taking over the 6pm news bulletin for TV3.

Shane Jones is planning to loosen consenting restrictions surrounding coal mining.

New Zealand has been awarded the title of one of the most sexually active countries in the world.

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Niva Retimanu and Wilhelmina Shrimpton joined Tim Beveridge to wrap this week on the Panel. 
On the agenda tonight: 
Stuff and Warner Bros. Discovery have struck a deal, Stuff taking over the 6pm news bulletin for TV3. 
Shane Jones is planning to loosen consenting restrictions surrounding coal mining. 
New Zealand has been awarded the title of one of the most sexually active countries in the world. 
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The Weekend Collective on Newstalk ZB is an intelligent and fun take on the life you live and what you love. From Barrister to singer to recording artist and concert producer, including performing the national anthem for the All Blacks, you name it, Tim Beveridge has done it. Joined by a range of special expert guests throughout the afternoon, The Weekend Collective will cover off the issues of the week, politics, parenting, finance, wellness and property.

The Weekend Collective on Newstalk ZB is an intelligent and fun take on the life you live and what you love. From Barrister to singer to recording artist and concert producer, including performing the national anthem for the All Blacks, you name it, Tim Beveridge has done it. Joined by a range of special expert guests throughout the afternoon, The Weekend Collective will cover off the issues of the week, politics, parenting, finance, wellness and property.

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The Panel with Niva Retimanu and Wilhelmina Shrimpton: Stuff takes the 6pm bulletin on TV3, Shane Jones wants to loosen restrictions on coal mining, New Zealand's one of the most sexually active countries

How has global geopolitical tension changed the way we invest in the market?

Shane Solly from Harbour Asset Management joined Tim Beveridge to discuss. 

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How has global geopolitical tension changed the way we invest in the market?
Shane Solly from Harbour Asset Management joined Tim Beveridge to discuss. 
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Shane Solly: How geopolitical tensions are changing investors' behaviour

The Public Health Advisory Committee is calling for a national plan to fight the problem we have with food consumption and diets in New Zealand.

But can you actually lecture people into eating healthier?

Ganesh Raj from Eat Well For Less joins Tim Beveridge to share his insight.

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The Public Health Advisory Committee is calling for a national plan to fight the problem we have with food consumption and diets in New Zealand.
But can you actually lecture people into eating healthier?
Ganesh Raj from Eat Well For Less joins Tim Beveridge to share his insight.
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Ganesh Raj: Eat Well for Less Host on how to get people eating healthier

The Greens have expressed hope for a more sustainable future in their State of the Planet speech, delivered in Central Auckland.

Co-leader Mārama Davidson says she hopes voters understand the Party stands for supporting the wellbeing of the country and the environment.

Davidson says the Greens aim to reach out to people who are feeling 'disempowered' under new legislation.

"To say to the people who have seen the anti-smoking legislation get completely wound up, to say to the tens of thousands of people who want to protect our ecosystems from the fast-track submissions, to the rangatahi who are feeling absolutely punished instead of understood, to say to people - we are listening."

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The Greens have expressed hope for a more sustainable future in their State of the Planet speech, delivered in Central Auckland.
Co-leader Mārama Davidson says she hopes voters understand the Party stands for supporting the wellbeing of the country and the environment.
Davidson says the Greens aim to reach out to people who are feeling 'disempowered' under new legislation.
"To say to the people who have seen the anti-smoking legislation get completely wound up, to say to the tens of thousands of people who want to protect our ecosystems from the fast-track submissions, to the rangatahi who are feeling absolutely punished instead of understood, to say to people - we are listening."
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The Panel with Niva Retimanu and Wilhelmina Shrimpton: Stuff takes the 6pm bulletin on TV3, Shane Jones wants to loosen restrictions on coal mining, New Zealand's one of the most sexually active countries

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