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Heading for level 3: How NZ industries, politicians and public reacted
New Zealanders largely welcomed the government's decision to move to level 3 next week, but there has been some criticism of extending level 4 until then. Video
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The Sampler: Dua Lipa, The Strokes, M. Ward
Nick Bollinger discusses the lockdown disco of dance pop icon Dua Lipa; a credible comeback from New York City rockers the Strokes; and the travellers’ tales of solitary guitarist M. Ward. Audio
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The Sampler: Dua Lipa, The Strokes, M. Ward
Nick Bollinger discusses the lockdown disco of dance pop icon Dua Lipa; a credible comeback from New York City rockers the Strokes; and the travellers’ tales of solitary guitarist M. Ward.
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Joni Mitchell, Nick Cave, King's Singers and VOCES8 take on Radiohead
A celebration of song with artists as diverse as Joni Mitchell, Nick Cave, the King's Singers and vocal group VOCES8. Video
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LIVE VIDEO: Royal New Zealand Ballet - Cinderella
Dazzling against the light and dark of Prokofiev’s powerful score, this is a ravishing interpretation of the timeless 'rags to riches' fairy tale romance. Royal New Zealand Ballet's livestream begins…
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New Zealand athletes 'grieving' Olympics postponement
Athletes are having to go through a grieving process as they come to terms with the loss of the Tokyo Olympics due to the global pandemic says a leading sports psychologist.
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Regional Wrap
Winter's on its way with a chill in the air and snow in the south but not nearly enough rain to break drought. Farmers are feeding the soil to keep growth going with more stock than normal to feed. Audio
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LIVE VIDEO: Royal New Zealand Ballet - Cinderella
Dazzling against the light and dark of Prokofiev’s powerful score, this is a ravishing interpretation of the timeless 'rags to riches' fairy tale romance. Royal New Zealand Ballet's livestream begins…
Coming up
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The Warehouse to cut salaries and wages of some staff
The Warehouse says it needs to cut salaries and wages, because it cannot reopen stores until the country moves to Covid-19 alert level 2.
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Maths, models & insights into the coronavirus pandemic
Mathematician Alex James, from Te Pūnaha Matatini & the University of Canterbury, explains the art and science of modelling the coronavirus pandemic. Audio
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Maths, models & insights into the coronavirus pandemic
Mathematician Alex James, from Te Pūnaha Matatini & the University of Canterbury, explains the art and science of modelling the coronavirus pandemic.
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Behind the scenes at NZ's first online-only supermarket
Former travel managers, bar staff, event crew, and lighting technicians are among the dozens of staff who have started jobs stacking shelves at a new Countdown supermarket.
The Auckland store is New… Video, Audio
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Experts say they're missing essential data needed to inform lockdown level
There appear to be gaps in the government's data on Covid-19 that must be filled before a decision is made on reducing the lockdown level, two top advisors say.
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Review - Marianne & Leonard: Words of Love
Nick Broomfield’s new documentary about Leonard Cohen and the Norwegian woman who became his muse, reviewed by Dan Slevin. Audio
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Creativity blooms when you can't leave home
Chalk, toilet rolls and rubbish destined for recycling are providing people with a creative license and a distraction from the startling statistics of a pandemic.
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Delayed hospital treatment could cause deaths, post-lockdown 'mess' - doctors
Patients are staying away from NZ hospitals during the pandemic - raising fears among doctors that lives could be lost through delayed treatment.
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Coronavirus: Doctors concerned patients skipping treatment
Doctors are concerned that a huge drop in emergency and acute patients at hospitals could be just the beginning of a healthcare "mess" that will need cleaning up when Covid-19 is no longer the only… Audio
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Regional flights in doubt after shutdown
Some regions face the possibility they'll be left without air travel links post-Covid-19 as regional airlines drop down the Government's support list.
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Covid-19: Top of South on fifth day without new cases
The number of confirmed cases of Covid-19 remained at 33, says Nelson Marlborough Health, with all cases being travel-related, no hospitalisations, or evidence of a community outbreak in the region.
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The Sampler: Waxahatchee, Thundercat, Nils Frahm
In the Sampler this week Nick Bollinger reviews songs with a southern accent from Waxahatchee; jazz-soul fusion from Thundercat and minimalist meditations from Nils Frahm. Audio
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The Sampler: Waxahatchee, Thundercat, Nils Frahm
In the Sampler this week Nick Bollinger reviews songs with a southern accent from Waxahatchee; jazz-soul fusion from Thundercat and minimalist meditations from Nils Frahm.
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VIDEO PREMIERE: Adam Hattaway and The Haunters 'Nothing Lasts’
Musician Marlon Williams and director Martin Sagadin have teamed up to create a dark and whimsical video for ‘Nothing Lasts’ by Adam Hattaway and The Haunters. Video
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Media beat the drum to roll back lockdown - and sound the alarm
Even before the first hints we had “turned a corner” with Covid-19, pundits were pumping up the volume on calls to loosen the lockdown and get more shops and businesses open again. But others in the… Audio
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Media beat the drum to roll back lockdown - and sound the alarm
Even before the first hints we had “turned a corner” with Covid-19, pundits were pumping up the volume on calls to loosen the lockdown and get more shops and businesses open again. But others in the…
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