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Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Patrick Phelps and Boopsie Maran. First up, they pay tribute to comedian Dai Henwood, who has died after a long battle with cancer. Fellow comedian Jeremy Elwood reflects on personal and professional legacy. Then, electoral law expert Graeme Edgeler takes a look at the state of MMP in the wake of a very unusual election. And groups working in the eating disorder space have been criticising the use of Body Mass Index in Plunket's before school checks. But Boyd Swinburn, a professor of population nutrition and global health at Auckland University, is defending it. Finally, kiwifruit is having a burst of popularity with land buyers in the Bay of Plenty. Bower Real Estate rural sales advisor, Conrad Headland, explains.
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