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Lately for Wednesday 7 July 2021

  • Midweek Mediawatch: Hayden Donnell

    10:40 PM.Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Lately. Hayden Donnell speaks with Susana about a new sports network, hate speech, and a gap in the coverage of the hospitality industry's staff issues. Audio

  • A virtual kauta is launched for Maori grown and collected kai

    10:30 PM.Know where your kai comes from and celebrate the hands that prepared it - that's the kaupapa of Kauta a new one-stop search engine for Maori kai businesses across Aotearoa New Zealand. Hangi master… Read more Audio

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  • Sydney's stay at home order is extended as cases increase

    10:20 PM.Sydney's lock down has been extended, while masks are no longer mandatory in Victorian offices. 27 new cases of Covid-19 have been reported in Sydney with only 13 of which were in isoaltion for the… Read more Audio

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10.20 Sydney's stay at home order is extended as Covid-19 cases increase

Sydney's lock down has been extended, while masks are no longer mandatory in Victorian offices. 27 new cases of Covid-19 have been reported in Sydney with only 13 of which were in isoaltion for the their full infectious period. Greater Sydney's two week stay at home order is therefore extended by a week to Friday 16 July. Elias Clure from the ABC is on the phone from Sydney.

Police officers walk past The Sydney Opera House during the first day of lockdown in Sydney, Australia.

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10:30 A virtual kauta is launched for Maori grown and collected kai

Know where your kai comes from and celebrate the hands that prepared it - that's the kaupapa of Kauta a new one-stop search engine for Maori kai businesses across Aotearoa New Zealand. Hangi master Rewi Spraggon takes Susana through their menu.

Rewi Spraggon

Rewi Spraggon Photo: Supplied

10.40 Midweek Mediawatch: Hayden Donnell

Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Lately. Hayden Donnell speaks with Susana about a new sports network,  hate speech, and a gap in the coverage of the hospitality industry's staff issues.