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The Sampler: Nadia Reid/ Renee-Louise Carafice/ Khruangbin
Nick Bollinger reviews an album charting a personal and geographic journey by Nadia Reid; a sonically adventurous set from Las Vegas-based New Zealander Renee-Louise Carafice; and a collaboration…
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Digital learning trial in case of Covid-19 closures
Wellington College held a digital learning trial today to prepare for if there is a widespread outbreak of Covid-19 in New Zealand.
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Covid-19: Low-decile schools may act as food-hubs if lockdown happens
Low-decile schools could act as 'food-hubs' for communities in need if schools have to go into lockdown to stop the spread of Covid-19.
Schools are figuring out how to teach students from home if… Video, Audio
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Covid-19: How does home-based school learning work?
Audio 19 Mar 2020Schools throughout New Zealand are trialling students studying from home in preparation for a possible nationwide lockdown.
Auckland Grammar has been rolling out trials to put each year group and its… Video, Audio
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Employers ask Immigration NZ to relax visa rules
The government is weighing up how to help immigrants and visitors who may be unable to return home or need new visas.
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Six great new local albums to listen to while in self-isolation
Looking for stuff to listen to while in self-isolation? The RNZ Music team have picked six newly-released New Zealand albums for your listening pleasure. Video
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Coronavirus: Kiwi backpacker races border closures to get home
First Person - Jonathan McLeod has been backpacking through Europe for months. Now, as MFAT urges NZers to consider returning home as soon as possible, he's worried whether he'll be able to make it.
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Water conservation order recommended for Te Waikoropupū Springs
A recommendation has been made to grant a water conservation order for the Te Waikoropupū Springs and the associated Arthur Marble Aquifer in Golden Bay.
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Warehouse Group posts $46.2m adjusted net profit
The Warehouse Group made a strong first half profit, but the second half of its financial year is uncertain with the spread of Covid-19 threatening to derail momentum.
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Warehouse Group makes a strong first half profit
The Warehouse Group has made a strong first half profit, with an uptick in sales. Audio
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Nashville Babylon 16 March, 2020
On tonight's Nashville Babylon Mark has new tracks from Courtney Marie Andrews, Terry Allen, Thee Sacred Souls and the James Hunter Six. There's also birthday tunes for Lightning Hopkins and Charles… Audio
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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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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…
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Domestic cricket stopped, fans kept out of netball competition and Brumbies beat Waratahs in final match before Super Rugby put up the shutters.
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Vodafone NZ's deep clean to protect staff from Covid-19
In NZ, the focus is very much on stopping the spread of the virus - and preparing for the worst. While we're all having to take some personal responsibility - washing our hands and not touching our… Video, Audio
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Lyle Mays, Jan Preston, Tierney Sutton
Nick looks back at the career of Lyle Mays, remembered for his work with the Pat Metheny Group. Audio
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McCoy Tyner
McCoy Tyner, one of the most influential pianists in jazz history, has passed away aged 81. Audio
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REVIEW: WOMAD kicks off in Taranaki
Despite many festivals being cancelled due to coronavirus, the WOMAD world music festival kicked off in Taranaki last night. Nick Bollinger was there. Video
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Regional Wrap
In parched Northland, a stock agent in Kaipara district says rain this week was enough to settle the dust, but that's about it. The West Coast has had a week of glorious, fine T-shirt and shorts… Audio
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He Ngākau Aroha - gratitude for the land and for each other
He Ngākau Aroha is probably a world first, bringing together orchestra, including taonga puoro (traditional Māori instruments) with kapa haka dancers and singers. The work is premiered on Saturday 14… Audio
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Nick Bollinger on what to look out for at WOMAD
The annual 3-day international festival celebrating world music, art and dance WOMAD is taking over New Plymouth this weekend. Nick Bollinger, critic and commentator from the Music 101 team will be… Audio
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CAA grounds 21 helicopters over safety concerns
Twenty-one helicopters across New Zealand have been grounded due to safety concerns about their engines.
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Trump announces travel ban from EU to US - political analysis
US President Donald Trump has announced the United States will suspend travel from Europe to the US for 30 days.
"It looks like Wall Street will be opening about five percent lower. That was not the… Video, Audio
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Sport: Pacific Island players won't be captured by All Blacks XV
Rugby players with Pacific Island heritage will still be eligible to represent Fiji, Samoa or Tonga if they turn out for the newly-formed All Blacks XV.
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'Housing demand running hot' but few believe it's a good time to buy
Fewer people believe it's a good time to buy a house, but prices are expected to keep rising, according to a survey.
