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The best duets
Audio 11 Aug 2020The best duets as chosen by our listeners - from songs of love to songs of loathing. Audio
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Cooking up a change
Drawing from their personal experiences and childhood, two chefs help further the social cause of an Auckland-based restaurant pop-up. Produced by Kadambari Raghukumar. Audio
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Cooking up a change
Drawing from their personal experiences and childhood, two chefs help further the social cause of an Auckland-based restaurant pop-up. Produced by Kadambari Raghukumar.
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Annie Ross - a jazz diva remembered
William Dart pays tribute to a very special jazz singer (and much more), who passed away in July 2020. Audio
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Mask rules toughen for UK and Paris as Covid-19 cases spike
A recent spike in cases has led to masks being required in more places for England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Paris.
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Covid-19: NZ today marks 100 days without community transmission
Analysis - New Zealand today marks 100 days without community transmission of Covid-19, so how did this country get rid of a virus that keeps spreading across the world?
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National unveils party list for 2020 election
National has revealed its party list ahead of next month's general election, with a largely unchanged top line-up and two new candidates ranked higher than many sitting MPs.
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Unsung heroes
Nick checks out some hard bop musicians who slipped under the radar, Audio
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25 years on with the Joshua Redman Trio
A new album from the original Joshua Redman Quartet, 25 years on! Audio
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The Sampler Summit: Split Enz - True Colours 40th Anniversary
To mark the 40th anniversary of Split Enz's True Colours album, Nick Bollinger calls a Sampler Summit. Guests are The Phoenix Foundation's Luke Buda, music journalist Silke Hartung and Enzology… Audio
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The Sampler Summit: Split Enz - True Colours 40th Anniversary
To mark the 40th anniversary of Split Enz's True Colours album, Nick Bollinger calls a Sampler Summit. Guests are The Phoenix Foundation's Luke Buda, music journalist Silke Hartung and Enzology…
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Increase in English Channel migrant crossings sparks inquiry
British MPs have launched an inquiry into the rising number of people trying to enter the UK using small cross-Channel boats.
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On the Farm - a weekly wrap of farming conditions around NZ
Big, beautiful calves are arriving a couple of weeks early in some parts of the country and for many South Island regions spring is in the air. Audio
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Restaurants, bars call for Kiwi workers as borders stay shut
Restaurants and bars around the country are scrambling for staff and say they can't fill even senior positions, with closed borders keeping both workers and clients away.
But the Restaurant… Video, Audio
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What will businesses do when wage subsidy runs out?
Nearly 14,000 more people have taken up the wage subsidy last week and more than 466,000 jobs are still being supported by the government's scheme.
The scheme will come to an end in just under a… Video, Audio
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MP credits man who led charge to save Nikau House
Nelson's MP has credited the man who bravely went public about his mental health experiences, for helping to save a community mental health facility.
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Brownlee queries timing of mask recommendation
Mask manufacturers are receiving massive orders after the government says people will be encouraged to wear them if the country returns to alert level 2. Audio
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Sam Morgan wants CovidCard process sped up
Covid Card advocate Sam Morgan says he's pleased at the government's plan to test the bluetooth-based contact tracing technology in Rotorua, but is concerned the process is taking too long. The… Audio
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Mask manufacturers reporting massive orders
Mask manufacturers are reporting massive orders after the Government said people would be encouraged to wear them should the country return to Alert Level 2.
New Ministry of Health guidance urges… Audio
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Bryce Edwards: Where's the contest of ideas this campaign?
Analysis - Can we postpone this year's election? We've ended up with a campaign focused on scandal, personality and leadership, with a policy void that's worse than usual.
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Transport Special: Nick Leggett
The Panel speaks to Nick Leggett from The Road Transport Forum as part of its Transport Special. Audio
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Question Time for 6 August 2020
Audio 6 Aug 2020Hon GERRY BROWNLEE to the Minister of Housing: Is she satisfied with all aspects of quarantine and managed isolation management, and what, if anything, has she learnt from the Australian experience of…
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Setback for Stars and Stripes, Devine changes teams and horror crash in Poland.
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Bill allowing random roadside saliva drug test passes first reading
A bill giving the police the power to conduct random roadside saliva drug testing has passed its first reading.
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Universities can take, isolate international students - Sir John Key
Auckland business leaders want the government to let wealthy international students back into the country via quarantine facilities run by universities.
Speaking at a crisis summit today, Mayor Phil… Video, Audio
