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Supply chains is something we've heard a lot about over recent months.

But broken supply chains is something we might hear about in the coming months if some of the grimmer predictions about… Audio

The Ratana faithful are being urged to stay away from the church's annual celebrations and tune into the event online instead. 

Citing Covid-19 concerns, the Rātana Kōmiti Marae has cancelled today's… Audio

Stocks, oil and cryptocurrencies have fallen overnight in the US. The situation in Ukraine and worries ahead of a US Federal Reserve announcement later this week is being blamed.

The S&P 500 fell 2.4… Audio

Anti-viral medications ordered by the government may not be available until after the peak of this outbreak - if they get approval.

Last year the government announced it had bought tens of thousands… Audio

Epidemiologist Michael Baker says tough isolation rules around Omicron cases should ease once the outbreak takes hold in the community.

Household contacts of a positive case could end up isolating… Audio

Representatives from manufacturing, food and grocery, and healthcare are all worried about serious shortages if the self isolation period for close contacts of Covid-19 cases is not reduced.

One… Audio

Senior doctors are concerned about the prospect of returning to work shortly after testing positive for Covid-19.

Auckland Hospital doctors have been told employees could be asked to go back to work… Audio

Wikileaks co-founder, Julian Assange, has won the right to appeal to the British Supreme Court against his extradition to the United States.

US authorities want Assange to face long-standing charges… Audio

NATO has put increased forces on standby in eastern Europe, as tensions between the Ukraine and Russia escalate.

NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg said a "deteriorating security situation" had… Audio

Business leaders are warning staff shortages will become much worse now Omicron is in the community.

Employers and Manufacturers Association chief executive Brett O'Riley says while businesses have… Audio

Large numbers of staff working from home is once again unnerving cafe owners in Auckland's CBD already struggling after months in various lockdown last year.

Even experts such as infectious diseases… Audio

We check in on a worsening Covid-19 outbreak in Solomon Islands; There is concern about the impacts of  psychological and emotional trauma in Tonga as the recovery from the recent volcanic eruption… Audio

We check in on a worsening Covid-19 outbreak in Solomon Islands. Audio

There is concern about the impacts of psychological and emotional trauma in Tonga as the recovery from the recent volcanic eruption and tusnami ramps up. Audio

The mining giant Rio Tinto has told a Bougainvillean group it should have made an earlier assessment of the damage their mine at Panguna had caused. Audio

Nathan Rarere spoke with the deputy leader of the National Party, Nicola Willis, and asked if she thinks the country's prepared for Omicron. Audio

A major live events company has cancelled all of its shows for the rest of the year as a result of the country going to the red traffic light setting. Greenstone Entertainment made the difficult… Audio

To the Cook Islands now where Cabinet has to decided to keep the travel bubble with New Zealand open - despite the Omicron outbreak here. Nathan Rarere spoke with Liana Scott from the Cook Islands… Audio

This week on TradeMe - a very very special Land Rover AND A John Britten tribute helmet, being auctioned to support an up and coming motorbike racer. But first, producer Jeremy Parkinson talks with… Audio

Much of Tonga is still covered by a layer of ash after the eruption of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai volcano just over a week ago. And that ash isn't going anywhere, anytime soon. Nathan Rarere spoke… Audio

We head to Japan now where, like in New Zealand, things were starting to get back to normal ... until Omicron came along. Since the start of the month, the new variant has washed over the country at… Audio