Lately for Monday 28 September 2020
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Covid tracing in the age of Level 1
10:45 PM.The Government Covid 19 tracer app saw a huge rise in users during Aotearoa's second wave of the coronavirus, but how capable is the nationwide tracing and testing system is if there is another… Read more Audio
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Wellington Mission's social supermarket
10:31 PM.Wellington City Mission is creating what it's calling a social supermarket for the people it helps. Karyn catches up with Wellington City Missioner Murrary Edridge. Read more Audio
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A global view from the BBC World Service
10:19 PM.The US election, Trump's taxes, the European Council and the London Marathon on BBC's Audrey Tinline's list of topics which she'll cover with Karyn Hay in tonight's weekly cross to London. Read more Audio
Photo: RNZ
10:20 A global view from the BBC World Service
The US election, President Trump's tax history, the European Council and the London Marathon are all on BBC's Audrey Tinline's list of topics which she'll cover with Karyn Hay in tonight's weekly cross to London.
Donald Trump Photo: AFP
10:30 Wellington Mission's social supermarket
Wellington City Mission is creating what it's calling a social supermarket for the people it helps.
As one of the largest charitable distributors of food in the Wellington region, the Wellington City Mission has been awarded $10million to build a community housing hub which will include the social supermarket.
Karyn catches up with Wellington City Missioner Murray Edridge.
Wellington City Missioner Murray Edridge and the Mission's Community Programmes Manager Olivia Lange. Photo: RNZ / Meriana Johnsen
10:45 Covid tracing in the age of Level 1 & 2
The Government Covid 19 tracer app saw a huge rise in users during Aotearoa's second wave of the coronavirus, but how capable is the nationwide tracing and testing system is if there is another outbreak of community transmission.
And what's happening with the blue tooth testing trials?
For an update on digital tracing Karyn is joined by Dr Andrew Chen from the University of Auckland-based Koi Tū: Centre for Informed Futures.
Photo: RNZ