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Samoan sailors on USS Theodore Roosevelt test positive for Covid-19
A 24 year-old Samoan sailor serving on board the US aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt has tested positive for Covid-19.
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Spike in mental health calls to Lifeline
Mental health calls have spiked significantly since the lockdown as some people struggle to cope in isolation.
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Drugs, small business and the WHO
The government has announced more support for small and medium sized business but does it go far enough? Plus we ask about the plight of drug users under lockdown. Audio
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Covid-19 lockdown tough on overcrowded households
Imagine living with 10 or more other people in a small house with one bathroom and one kitchen between you.
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Covid-19: Auckland rest home linked to cluster identified
CHT St Margarets residential aged care facility in Auckland has been identified as the rest home linked to 15 cases of Covid-19. Video
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Supermarkets open but no tangihanga
In a world with no Covid-19, Taranaki would be full of mourners this Easter weekend, paying respect to and farewelling Dr Te Huirangi Waikerepuru.
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Covid-19 lockdown: Sole parents dealing with 'a lot of stress'
The government has failed to adequately consider the needs of sole parent families during the Covid-19 lockdown, says one public policy expert and legal theorist.
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Popular beach resort in Tonga severely damaged by Cyclone Harold
One of the most notable locations in Tonga, a popular resort in Kanokupolu, has been damaged by Cyclone Harold.
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It's a wrap: Arts you can access online
Audio 8 Apr 2020Art galleries, writers and publishing houses, cultural institutions and arts related events facing cancellation are offering online options for art lovers and for the artists themselves.
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Kōhanga reo livestreaming lessons for tamariki
Kōhanga reo staff are getting creative with te reo Māori content and adapting to a new virtual learning environment.
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Covid-19: What happened on 7 April
On a day when the number of Covid-19 cases in NZ decreased for the first time, the Health Minister offered to resign and the UK Prime Minister spent the night in intensive care.
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Idiot's pardon: Clark's behaviour a distraction at time of great crisis
Powerplay - Health Minister David Clark stays in Cabinet after he breaches lockdown rules, but this could compromise the government's Covid-19 response and cause distractions for the prime minister at…
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'I've let the team down' - Clark offers to resign after revealing beach trip
The Health Minister reveals he took a trip to the beach during lockdown and has offered to resign. Audio
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Voices of Hope - Stop Surviving Start Fighting
Jazz Thornton shares her journey from despair to hope in her new book, Stop Surviving Start Fighting. Audio
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American Samoans to mark Palm Sunday in home
It will be Palm Sunday with a difference across American Samoa tomorrow.
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'Skills army' mobilises to help home workers
A 'skills army' of accountants, lawyers and IT experts - even therapists - are offering free help to families and small businesses struggling with the Covid-19 lockdown.
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Mother of child with disability wants PPE for care workers
A Northland mother is worried for the safety of her severely disabled son after two support workers from a trust that helps her tested positive for Covid-19.
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Lockdown, what lockdown? Sweden's unusual response to coronavirus
Swedes are enjoying spring gatherings and getting outdoors, and take a 'personal-responsibility' approach to coronavirus precautions.
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Immunosuppressed with a premature baby during Covid-19
A mother vulnerable to the coronavirus after a kidney transplant also has a premature baby at risk.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Some NRL players set for huge pay cuts, Tour de France may go ahead without fans and McLaren team now home after quarantine.
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Covid-19: Pacific Music Awards postponed
The 2020 Pacific Music Awards, which were set to take place on May 21, have been postponed. Finalists will still be announced online in early/mid April. Video
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Covid-19: What you need to know about school closures
As hundreds of thousands of schoolchildren begin four weeks of lockdown, here is some practical advice and key information for all students and parents or caregivers. Audio
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Pacific leaders united COVID-19 message to community: "We must take it seriously."
Pacific leaders are calling on all Church ministers to urgently raise awareness of Coronavirus among their communities after reports many were not taking the virus seriously. Dozens of church… Audio
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Polyfest cancellation: 'It's gonna really hit them hard'
Auckland schools say they're gutted the much-anticipated Polyfest has been cancelled, for a second year, at the last minute.
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The Sampler: Tami Neilson/Sam Lee/Sam Ford & Trudi Green
Nick Bollinger reviews a set full of jukebox rockabilly and sibling harmony from Tami Neilson; discusses the South Pacific soul of Sam Ford & Trudi Green; and the way Sam Lee brings Britain’s folk… Audio
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