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Yesterday's announcement was disappointing news for the live music scene.

Under the Level 2 rules there should be no more than 100 in the venue and bars can't reopen until a week after the rest of… Audio

A Christchurch man is pleading for government officials exempt him from quarantine, so that he can see his dying wife one last time.

Mining contractor Bernie Ryan returned from Australia on Sunday… Audio

An update from the Government on Covid 19 - speakers today are Dr Caroline McElnay, Director of Public Health and Finance Minister Grant Robertson. Audio

There's a call for essential workers who continued in their jobs during alert level four lockdown to be paid a living wage. Audio

Join us for a new live video from the NZSO featuring the music of JS Bach.

We're livestreaming the 2020 Taite Music Prize live right here from 6.30pm tonight! Aldous Harding, L.A.B., and Troy Kingi are among the finalists, and Shona Laing will be receiving the Classic Album… Video

We speak to John Minty, who owns the Splore music and arts festival. Audio

Bart van Es discusses The Cut Out Girl, his remarkable true story of how a Jewish girl in the Netherlands was hidden by his family from the Nazis during World War II.  Audio

Join us at 6.30pm for 'Speed' -  the second of the NZSO's Shed Series livestreams.

For the first episode of NZ Live in lockdown, songwriter and musician Reb Fountain joins us to celebrate the release of her highly anticipated self-titled album. Video, Audio

Join us for tonight's APO Encore livestream starting at 8.00pm.

Music commentator Graeme Downes looks at why Neil Young's album, recorded in 1971, sat in limbo until 2007. He'll share some gems, including Old Man, Cowgirl in the Sand and A Man needs a Maid/Heart… Audio

Jokha Alharthi, the Omani author of Celestial Bodies, talks about her literary world and what winning the Man Booker International prize has meant for Arabic literature and for herself.  Audio