Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Simon Wilson and Sarah Perriam-Lampp. First up, much has been said about the latest political policies aiming to attack supermarket prices, but how would they affect local fruit and vegetable growers? NZVeg chief executive Mike Brown explains. Then, some Wanaka residents are standing against a bottle store the council has granted a license to. Joining the programme is Liz Gordon, a lawyer representing some of the objectors. And should trucks have blind-spot alerts? James Smith of the New Zealand Road Carriers Association makes the case for them. Finally, what's it like to live without a cellphone in 2026? Chris Teo-Sherrell joins the show from his landline to explain.
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