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Panellists Wendyl Nissen and Sir Ian Taylor on South Auckland families struggling to access food in lockdown, how to prevent driveway deaths and whether we should bring back hats Audio

With Auckland to stay in a Level 4 lockdown for at least two more weeks, the prospect of children remaining out of school for two whole months appears increasingly likely. To explain ... if after a… Audio

Panellists Julia Whaipooti and Mark Knoff-Thomas on why Auckland Libraries are ditching overdue fines, employee rights under lockdown, and why townhouses are all the rage. Audio

This week Nick features two leading contemporary players, trumpeter Terell Stafford and tenor player Mark Turner- plus tunes by George Shearing and Lester Young. Audio

The country finds out today whether everyone but Aucklanders will move out level four lockdown at midnight.

Many Mainlanders want to see a move straight to level two or at the very least a good… Audio

The organisers of Auckland's Homeshow are asking the Government for a level 2 exemption so the event can go ahead in November. The show, which has been postponed for the third time in the past year… Audio

Panellists Ali Mau and Stephen Franks discuss three waters reform and Ashley Bloomfield’s press conferences on IMDB.

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This week Nick plays tracks inspired by places around the world, including Cassandra Wilson with the Tennessee Waltz, Chick Corea's Spain, and Bill Charlap with Autumn in New York. Audio

We've curated some of our favourite live performances from Flying Nun artists that are the perfect relaxed vibe for your Saturday afternoon.  Audio

New Zealand's Covid-19 outbreak has grown to 10 and the Prime Minister has warned there will be more.

Jacinda Ardern also announced that, from midnight tonight, it will be mandatory to wear a mask… Audio

There are several new Covid-19 cases since Wednesday's 1pm press conference, Chris Hipkins told Checkpoint.

“We're seeing more cases coming through, I don't have details of those cases. But yes, I… Video, Audio

Panellists Mike Williams and Ruth Money discuss National Park rules, wage subsidies, and why there are so many pointless meetings.  Audio

Panellists Nuwanthie Samarakone and Chris Gallivan discuss how the business sector is dealing with the latest Covid-19 news, 5 percent deposits and a Masterton woman re-training to be a mechanic.  Audio

In the final episode of He Kākano Ahau, we explore intergenerational visions, whakapapa, and future aspirations with a māmā-daughter duo, and a Māori futurist. Audio

Panellists Ella Henry and Conor English dicsuss the timber shortage, Lord of the Rings relocating, corporate meditation and today's small business Kea Outdoors. Audio

We cross to Haiti now where a powerful earthquake has killed at least 700 people and injured hundreds more. The 7.2-magnitude quake hit the west of the country on Saturday morning, toppling and… Audio

Panellists Michele A'Court and Ben Thomas discuss the impact of poverty on rangatahi, contracting in the arts industry, pet pre-nups, and showering. Participants: Dr Louisa Choe, Melissa Laing. Audio

Panellists Alexia Russell and Andrew Hoggard discuss loans, op-shopping, lawns, WoolOn and pentathlons. Participants: Mark Hollingsworth, Rick Mozessohn, Mary Hinsen. Audio