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No more window shopping, Auckland stores can swing the doors again on Wednesday.

At level 3 step 2, shops can reopen - so long as social distancing is in place and facemasks are in use.

Glenfield… Video, Audio

For more on the alert level decision in Auckland Checkpoint reporter Nick Truebridge is in Takapuna. Audio

Panellists Penny Ashton and Stephen Franks discuss calls to ban appliances that can't be repaired, baseball-style caps for police, and unexpected tax bills for parents helping their children get into… Audio

This episode showcases 3 the Hard Way's debut single "Hip Hop Holiday," the first NZ On Air–funded video to reach #1, where it remained for three weeks in early 1994. Video

In 1995, OMC's biggest track, "How Bizarre," was released and shot to the top of the charts in at least five countries. Pauly Fuemana and Alan Jansson collaborated on this classic Kiwi track. Video

Self-proclaimed "pioneers of hori-fied hip-hop," Dam Native released their award-winning track "Behold My Kool Style" in 1995 with the aim of provoking reactions and conversations. Video

MOS was brought to life after an unexpected meeting between Yudhi and Steve in a clothes store in Auckland in 2000. In 2004, they released their life-changing single, "Fools Love." Video

Tha Feelstyle created an abstract way of rhyming and rapping in both English and Samoan. The music video of his award-winning single "Su-amalie/Ain’t Mad at You" was filmed back in Samoa. Video

SWIDT are a collective of mates who grew up together in Onehunga, known as the voice of Onehunga. "312" is named after the bus from their 'hood of Onehunga, the main focal point of their tracks. Video

JessB is a half-Kenyan, half-Pākehā rapper from Auckland. Before rap, she was a professional netballer, and she calls it "fate" that she was dropped from her team as it pushed her to focus on rap. Video

Māori politics show Party People returns for 26 episodes. Broadcast on RNZ National and released as a live visual podcast from 9 November. Video

Two of Aucklands most popular farmers markets will not be reopening this weekend, despite being allowed to under level 3.2. From tomorrow at 11.59pm, Auckland will be moving to step 2 of level 3 which… Audio

Kahu Kutia is in Gisborne with school teacher Whaea Sharon Campbell and her daughter, Mania Campbell-Seymour, a local GP, they open up about confronting challenging spaces and whanau aspirations. Audio

Panellists Jennie Moreton and Ed Amon discuss the real cost of cheap alcohol, the demand for hairdressers in lockdown, , and the beauty of the brussel sprout.  Audio

Panellists Heather Roy and Raf Manji discuss the vaccine mandate for educators, bank profits, and parking in Auckland. Audio

Māori politics show Party People returns for 26 episodes. Broadcast on RNZ National and released as a live visual podcast from 9 November.

Panellists Peter Elliott and Lana Searle discuss the unemployment rate, a global study on rugby concussions and Sesame Street. Audio

Waikato is waking up today in alert level 3 step 2 and retailers can open their doors. People can also meet outdoors in groups up to 25, and the two household meeting restriction is also removed.

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Panellists Jenni Giblin and Anton Matthews discuss safety on film sets, new dictionary words and the Melbourne Cup. Participants: Special effects supervisor Brendon Durey, writer and editor Mark… Audio

A survey of dairy farmers has found nearly a third are feeling less positive than they were 12 months ago. Audio