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Sarita Das, a somatic sex educator, has some advice for those struggling with the lack of physical contact at this time. Audio

We speak to Professor Miguel Quinones-Mateu from the lab growing and directly working on the novel coronavirus. Audio

Reports are starting to come through of the severe damage Cyclone Harold has caused in Vanuatu.

The island of Santo - the country's second-most populated island - was directly hit by the Category 5… Audio

The Government has announced a 17-million-dollar package to help protect New Zealand's Pacific communities against Covid-19.

The money will be put towards supporting Pacific health and disability… Audio

Butchers have been given the green light to start trading online, although the pork industry isn't sure this will go far in tackling the current oversupply of pig on farms in New Zealand.

Maja Burry… Audio

The Crusaders CEO Colin Mansbridge says several players were "clumsy" in breaking the rules yesterday.

Bridget Tunnicliffe has sport. Audio

Business confidence was sliding to its lowest level in 15 years before the lockdown was announced.

Andrew McRae has the business news. Audio

The British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, is in intensive care at a hospital in London after his Covid-19 symptoms worsened.

Downing Street says he is suffering from persistent symptoms of the… Audio

The Health Minister has called himself an idiot and has told the Epidemic Response Committee that he stuffed up after breaching lockdown rules.

David Clark has been demoted after providing the Prime… Audio

The Health Minister is in trouble for breaking his bubble. The British Prime Minister goes into intensive care.

Nicola Wright has the news. Audio

Partake in the Citizen's Handbook trailer and go on, subscribe/follow, and share via your favourite podcatcher. Video, Audio

Andrew talks to Kathryn about turbulence throughout the media sector. Andrew Holden is a journalist for more than 30 years including five as Editor of The Press (in Christchurch) and four as… Audio

Cheryl Eldridge takes Kathryn Ryan on a tour of Stansborough Wool where they're using old fashion looms to make long lasting textiles made from wool that goes back to Viking days. Audio

How NZ businesses are responding to the Covid-19 crisis with innovation amid severe financial and operational impacts. Audio

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is now in intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worsened.He'd been admitted to St Thomas' Hospital in London yesterday with "persistent symptomsâ€�. A… Audio

Phil Vine reviews Sharks in the Time of Saviours by Kawai Strong Washburn, published by Penguin Random House. Audio

Beloved children's book character Billie B Brown is turning ten. And her award-winning Australian creator Sally Rippin is celebrating with three new books, illustrated by Aki Fukuoka, to add to the… Audio

US correspondent Susan Davis talks to Kathryn about America's ongoing spread of and response to the coronavirus, as President Trump's approval is slightly on the rise. Audio

RNZ Music is proud to present the brand new video from Christchurch-based dance-pop act PRINS. ‘Magnetic’ is a high-energy dance floor banger that’ll get you moving. Video

ASB has told its customers genuine and honest conversations will be needed to help get them through the Covid-crisis, and that increasing levels of debt might not be the best option, long-term. It… Audio

Business has dried up for the 35 thousand different franchise units nationwide. This includes retail shops, home services operators, tradies and fast food outlets.The sector employs more than 120… Audio

Dr Ayesha Verrall, Infectious Diseases Doctor and Epidemiologist at the University of Otago, Wellington says rapid, mass tracing is the single most important thing New Zealand can do to get out of… Audio

A team of data scientists tracking the Covid 19 virus and advising the government, says today's new case update could be the turning point.Former Assistant Reserve Bank Governor and executive director… Audio

After nearly two weeks of lockdown a great many of us are getting very familiar with life within the boundary fence.

But for some people, staying pretty much put on the property is the normal… Audio

The suburb of New Rochelle in New York has been one of the success stories of containment of Covid-19 in the hard hit city.

The US has recorded 10,000 deaths, more than 3000 of those in New York.

… Audio

The Super Rugby champion Crusaders have apologised after several members of their squad were spied flouting isolation rules.

The players, including All Blacks first-five Richie Mo'unga, were passing… Audio