Covid 19
Aigagalefili Fepulea'i-Tapua'i: Speaking up for South Auckland students
Aigagalefili Fepulea'i-Tapua'i has become a powerful voice for South Auckland students. The 17-year-old Aorere College head girl has spoken to the impact of Covid-19 on her fellow year 13 students -… Audio
President Trump heads to hospital
Washington correspondent Simon Marks joins us for an update on the health of US President Trump who is being taken to Walter Reed medical center. President Trump tested positive for Covid-19… Audio
Virologist Dr Chris Smith: Covid-19 latest, and your questions
According to data from the John Hopkins University the global death toll from Covid 19 has passed 1 million. Cases have spiked again in the United Kingdom, causing the Government to introduce new… Audio
Donald Trump has Covid-19 - What next for America?
US President Donald Trump has tested positive for Covid-19. What could this mean for Trump, and for the election which is just one month away. We talk to Evan Osnos, a staff writer for the New Yorker… Audio
Calls for quarantine facilities to be in more remote areas
There are increasing calls for COVID quarantine facilities to be further out of urban areas in light of a massive jump in imported cases. Historian Grant Morris talks to the Panel about what we can… Audio
Rubbish likely source of virus spread in quarantine
It's thought an isolating returnee caught COVID 19 from sharing a rubbish bin with another person who already had the virus. Wallace speaks to virologist, Dr Jemma Geoghegan from Otago University. Audio
Covid-19: Ministry of Health update
Director of Public Health, Dr Caroline McElnay, provides a Covid-19 update. Audio
NZ and the Covid-19 vaccine
When is the Covid-19 vaccine coming? Will it work? William Ray talks to NZ experts charting our path towards immunity. Audio
Otago University's Nick Wilson talks about new COVID cases
Otago University's Nick Wilson talks to The Panel about today's 12 new COVID-19 cases in managed isolation and how much pressure the border could be under. Audio
Increased talk of a trans-Tasman bubble forming before
There's increased talk about fast tracking a trans-Tasman bubble before Christmas. Associate Professor of Tourism at Otago University, Dr Julia Albrecht joins The Panel discussion. Audio
USA correspondent Ron Elving
Ron talks to Kathryn about the reaction to explosive revelations about Donald Trump's income tax payments, his nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to replace the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader… Audio
Parliament further out of reach for NZ First in latest poll
Labour has taken a slight hit and would need help from the Greens to form a government according to the latest 1 News Colmar Brunton poll.
Monday's poll puts Labour on 47 percent and National on 33… Video, Audio
Rugby: Wallabies' isolation nearly over, pending Covid-19 tests
The Wallabies time confined to their hotel rooms is nearly over - so long as they all test negative for Covid-19 today.
In New Zealand for two Bledisloe Cup matches next month - the Australian side… Audio
NZ rejecting Pacific yachts in cyclone season 'ludicrous' - Ocean Cruising Club boss
The actions of a German crew who have been detained after sailing across New Zealand's closed border are probably a sign if desperation, an ocean cruising club boss says, but he does not condone… Video, Audio
Evening business for 28 September 2020
News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio
Auckland economic pessimism despite fewer job losses
Auckland is now the most pessimistic region in the country about its economic future - overtaking Otago.
That's despite the latest data showing the extent of job losses during the city's recent… Audio
Snowy start to spring school holidays in South Island
It's been a snowy start for the school holidays with flurries down to sea level in parts of the lower South Island. Flights were grounded for most of the day, leaving holiday-goers stranded as biting… Audio
National unveils retraining scheme for unemployed
National has unveiled its plan to help get those out of work back into jobs - as well as its mental health policy.
If elected, National says it would give tertiary training providers four thousand… Audio
Labour promises to keep Tiwai Point smelter running
Labour has pledged to keep the lights on at Tiwai Point, despite earlier indicating it's a sunset industry.
Leader Jacinda Ardern and energy spokesperson Megan Woods visited Invercargill to pitch… Audio
Queensland tourism industry boss keen to see NZ visitors soon
Covid-19 has cost Queensland up to $AU7 billion in lost tourism, and it needs New Zealand visitors now, according to Queensland's Tourism Industry Council.
Australian leaders are suggesting New South… Video, Audio