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The Sampler: Burna Boy/Maria McKee/The Highwomen
In the Sampler this week Nick Bollinger discusses the dancehall-hip-hop fusion of Nigerian singer Burna Boy; an art-song cycle from former teenage cowpunk Maria McKee; and the twang and attitude of… Audio
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The Sampler: Burna Boy/Maria McKee/The Highwomen
In the Sampler this week Nick Bollinger discusses the dancehall-hip-hop fusion of Nigerian singer Burna Boy; an art-song cycle from former teenage cowpunk Maria McKee; and the twang and attitude of…
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PM says no change in Australia's stance to NZers out of work
Jacinda Ardern has pleaded with the Australian Prime Minister to make an exception to the rule that bars many of the 650,000 New Zealanders there from receiving a benefit.
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Covid-19 lockdown: Look out for bears in windows as you walk
Audio 27 Mar 2020If you are headed for a walk down round the block this week you may notice some furry little faces popping up in windows.
That is because a big nationwide teddy bear hunt is underway - albeit one… Video, Audio
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Sports Commentating Daily Life
Nick Heath, is a sports broadcaster who is passing his time commentating on everyday life. Audio
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Lockdown means no coffee, toilets for truck drivers transporting supplies
As they haul the goods needed to keep our supermarkets stocked and essential services supplied, the country's truck drivers are facing a predicament: they've got nowhere to go to the toilet.
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Covid-19: Resort owners on Cooks’ Aitutaki focus on post-pandemic future
Tourism operators on Aitutaki in the Cook Islands are facing the reality that they may not be open for business before the end of the year, a resort owner says.
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Warehouse defends previous decision to stay open during lockdown
The Warehouse insists it acted in good faith on the basis of legal advice when it announced earlier in the week it would stay open during the Covid-19 lockdown.
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NZ athletes pleased with postponement
Less than 24 hours after making their stance official, New Zealand's Olympic athletes have had their request granted.
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Truckies exempt from lockdown
Audio 25 Mar 2020As an essential service, New Zealand's truck drivers will be on the roads throughout the four week lockdown.
The chief executive of Road Transport Forum New Zealand, Nick Leggett, speaks to Māni… Audio
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KiwiRail announces more ferry sailings
There's been a mixed reaction among students to the relaxation of the domestic travel deadline ahead of the Covid-19 lockdown.
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Covid-19: Plans to go home in tatters - 'There are no commercial flights left'
Mass flight cancellations and border closures in crucial transit countries have wreaked havoc on New Zealanders' travel plans trying to come home, as well as those going the other way.
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Covid-19 NZ lockdown preparation: Busy streets, queues at gun shops
It has been a chaotic day in parts of Auckland as people scrambled to prepare for tomorrow's four-week lock down.
Queues of people getting tested for Covid-19, along with queues of people doing some… Video, Audio
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The sports commentator doing a play-by-play of everyday life
As sports events get cancelled, British rugby commentator Nick Heath is delivering some much-needed laughs with his #LifeCommentary videos. Video, Audio
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Coronavirus: Essential industries vow to carry on
As people steel themselves for the coronavirus lockdown, leaders from some of the country's essential industries are assuring the public they'll keep on providing the goods and services to get people… Audio
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Covid-19 lockdown: Transport, food providers give assurances on supply
Leaders from essential businesses are assuring customers they will be able to get what they need as the the country heads into full lockdown.
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Covid-19: Don't panic, supermarkets staying open in lockdown
Supermarkets are among the essential services that will continue to operate during the level four lockdown and the government is urging people not to panic buy over the coming days.
They say there is… Video, Audio
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Nick Cave's Ghosteen
Grief and loss have inspired some fine music, from great Requiems to the simplest of elegies. Most recently they're the force behind Nick Cave's latest album, Ghosteen, which comes four years after… Audio
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Amateur epidemiologists crash Covid-19 coverage
Timely, accurate media reporting could be life-saving during the COVID-19 crisis. So why is so much coverage still being given to people with no scientific or medical expertise? Audio
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Amateur epidemiologists crash Covid-19 coverage
Timely, accurate media reporting could be life-saving during the COVID-19 crisis. So why is so much coverage still being given to people with no scientific or medical expertise?
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Parliament works on abortion, tax, and prisoner voting bills amidst Covid-19
Covid-19 is dominating the news and minds of people across the world but it's less of a feature in the debating chamber Audio
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Parliament works on abortion, tax, and prisoner voting bills amidst Covid-19
Covid-19 is dominating the news and minds of people across the world but it's less of a feature in the debating chamber
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Concerns elderly people not getting Covid-19 messages
The head of Grey Power Nelson says half of its almost 7000 members have no internet, and have relied on vital health updates via television and radio.
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Vanessa Perica, Red Baraat
A new album from the Melbourne-based Vanessa Perica Orchestra; tracks from the iconic Christchurch pianist Doug Caldwell, and what happens when you mix Punjabi bhangra music with a New Orleans brass… Audio
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Performing Arts
The history of jazz is dominated by guys called Art. Nick Tipping delves into the phenomenon. Audio
