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Performed by the Jonathan Crayford Trio, Anthology, Auckland, 8 December 2021. Audio

Performed by the Jonathan Crayford Trio, Anthology, Auckland, 8 December 2021. Audio

Performed by the Jonathan Crayford Trio, Anthology, Auckland, 8 December 2021. Audio

Performed by the Jonathan Crayford Trio, Anthology, Auckland, 8 December 2021. Audio

Performed by the Jonathan Crayford Trio, Anthology, Auckland, 8 December 2021. Audio

Performed by the Jonathan Crayford Trio, Anthology, Auckland, 8 December 2021. Audio

Performed by the Jonathan Crayford Trio, Anthology, Auckland, 8 December 2021. Audio

Performed by the Jonathan Crayford Trio, Anthology, Auckland, 8 December 2021. Audio

Performed by the Jonathan Crayford Trio, Anthology, Auckland, 8 December 2021. Audio

Polyfest is underway but with new look this year - it's in person for the performers - but the audience is online.

Capacity limits and outdoor facemask requirements are being dropped from midnight… Video, Audio

NATO and Western leaders have put on a show of unity during emergency summits in Brussels.

It's exactly a month since the war began, and NATO's increasing the number of troops in Eastern Europe.

The… Audio

The Tourism Minister is warning the industry can not - and should not - try to turn back the clocks and return to its former glory.

Stuart Nash gave the opening address at the virtual Otago Tourism… Audio

The government is going to tell teachers how to teach the basics as part of a major overhaul of maths and literacy teaching.

Launched today the Literacy, Communication and Maths Strategy is aimed at… Video, Audio

Businesses in central Wellington that were starved of cash during the anti-mandate protest can now access a relief fund to try and recoup costs. \

The government and council are both chipping in for… Audio

Central Hawke's Bay is the latest region to be battered by wild weather with 30 roads closed today.

While some have re-opened - significant closures are in place, coupled with water restrictions that… Video, Audio

It's two years today since the country was plunged into level four lockdown.

Hand sanitiser became the hottest property in town.

We queued outside the supermarket. We went for walks, and more walks… Audio

From midnight all crowd limits are off for outside events as Covid restrictions are loosened.

Most vaccine mandates and vaccine passes go on April 4. But winter is on the way and we've still got… Video, Audio

The number of Covid cases in Auckland is now a third of what it was at the peak of the city's outbreak.

The Northern Region Health Coordination Centre says the number has been declining consistently… Audio

News from the business sector, including a market report. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6301797225001 Video, Audio

A Taranaki company servicing trucks is bleeding money while borders remain closed.

McCurdy Trucks in New Plymouth estimates it's losing hundreds of thousand of dollars a month cause its short on… Video, Audio

The rain still hasn't stopped in Tairāwhiti. Despite a slight reprieve it's back in full force, plummeting down across the already sodden region.

The downpour has affected the local growers at the… Video, Audio

A leaked security agreement could see China deploy police and its military personal to protect its people and major projects in Solomon islands.

And the unverified document that leaked online… Video, Audio

New Zealand and Australia have expressed alarm at a security deal in the works between Beijing and the Solomon Islands - which could pave the way for a Chinese naval base in the Pacific.

New Zealand… Audio

If you use public transport, how full is your bus, train or ferry? And would more people ride if it was cheaper?

With half-price fares coming into force from next Friday, to offset the rising cost of… Video, Audio

Cult-classic Australian comedy 'The Castle' will celebrate its 25th birthday next month. University of Queensland honorary professor William MacNeil joins The Panel to discuss the film's intersection… Audio

Panellists Jennie Moreton and Allan Blackman discuss childhood resilience and mental health, the great GIB board shortage of 2022 and and the 25th anniversary of 'The Castle'.  Audio

Panellists Jennie Moreton and Allan Blackman discuss whether the changes to vaccine mandates mean those who lost their jobs could be rehired and the recently announced literacy and numeracy learning… Audio

Panellists Jennie Moreton and Allan Blackman respond to listener feedback and share what they have been thinking. Audio

The unvaccinated received a wave of press over the weekend which they used to campaign for the return of their freedoms. Other groups made vulnerable by Covid were lower down the media's pecking…