Life And Society
AK gyms open under level 2.5, sweating more staggered
Gyms say it's first in first served for gym goers at alert level two-point-five - but new work schedules due to Covid-19 are helping to reduce the rush. Auckland gyms opened their doors for the first… Audio
Level 3 essential services - saving lives one donation at a time
During the alert level 3 lockdown, a group of blood donors didn't back down from stepping up to help. Produced by Kadambari Raghukumar. Audio
Level 3 essential services - saving lives one donation at a time
During the alert level 3 lockdown, a group of blood donors didn't back down from stepping up to help. Produced by Kadambari Raghukumar.
AudioCovid-19: What's happening in Auckland
Auckland is now at Alert Level 2, but are people following the requirement to wear masks on public transport?
Reporter Matthew Theunissen is at the Manukau bus and train station.
He speaks to Susie… Audio
Covid-19: Auckland begins reopening
Auckland is back at Alert Level 2, or at Alert Level 2.5 as some would call it.
Reporter Anneke Smith is on Queen Street.
She speaks to Corin Dann. Audio
Only some Auckland aged care facilities moving to level 2.5
People with loved ones in Auckland care homes are being asked to be patient. While the supercity was under alert level three restrictions, aged care facilities implemented strict level 4 lockdown… Audio
Louis Gossett Jr: 'It's time for us all to come together'
Oscar-winning actor Louis Gossett Jr. has pretty much done it all - and won it all - as an actor. Yet the industry legend shows no sign of slowing, having recently received an eighth Emmy Award… Audio
Hurdles remain in place for teen on $470k life-saving drug
At 15, Bella Powell was told she had only two years to live if her CF went untreated. With nothing to lose, Bella, now 17, started taking a drug called Trikafta, and within hours she noticed results… Audio
US on tenterhooks as civil unrest continues to surge
Former first lady Michelle Obama tweeted on Friday that she was 'exhausted and frustrated' by the state of the country in the wake of the shooting of Jacob Blake and two protesters. US correspondent… Audio
Support for legalising cannabis going up in smoke - survey
Research NZ has been taking the pulse of the nation in the build-up to the election and its latest poll results show that support for legalising euthanasia remains steady but there has been a sizeable… Audio
Ghazaleh Golbakhsh: The Girl from Revolution Road
Ghazaleh Golbakhsh is a writer, filmmaker and Fulbright scholar whose work reflects on displacement, her Iranian-New Zealand experience, and the pressure that comes with living between two worlds. She… Audio
Te Waonui for 28 August 2020
Tauranga City Council votes in favour of establishing a Maori Ward; Volunteers help South Auckland whanau access phones during lockdown; and we remember the life and legacy of Maori poet Keri Kaa. Audio
Ask the builder - Stan Scott
Stan Scott answers more of your DIY questions - please email afternoons@rnz.co.nz. Audio
A cracking yarn: The rescue of Canterbury chickens
North Canterbury Chicken Rescue rescues unwanted or dumped chickens. Jesse speaks to the founder of the group, Amanda Gill. Audio
First Friday prayers since terrorist sentenced
The first Friday prayers since the mosque attack gunman was sentenced are underway at the Linwood and Al-Noor mosques in Christchurch.
Both were targeted by the terrorist during the lunchtime Friday… Audio
The week that was with Melanie Bracewell and Te Radar
Comedians Te Radar and Melanie Bracewell with some stories to make you smile. Audio
Bonus Episode: It's How You Play The Game
Psychologist Dr Sarb Johal joins host James Nokise to talk about winning, losing and how to create a healthy work culture. Produced by Charlie Bleakley. Audio
Calls for convicted terrorist to serve sentence in Australia
Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters wants convicted terrorist Brenton Tarrant sent back to Australia so New Zealand taxpayers don't have to foot the hefty bill for his incarceration. The mass… Audio
Overseas Correspondent
We're joined by our Ugandan Overseas Correspondent, Tabu Butagira. Audio
The voices of the March 15 survivors
Checkpoint's programme finishes with voices of those whose lives have been changed forever because of the events of March 15 last year.
There were nearly 100 victim impact statements delivered in… Video, Audio