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Radio Sport off air, closed indefinitely
The Covid-19 crisis in media has claimed New Zealand's last surviving radio station solely dedicated to sport.
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The Covid-19 crisis in media has claimed New Zealand's last surviving radio station solely dedicated to sport.
In our new series some of NZ's best writers tell us what they’ve been up to in the days of alert level four. Today, Ōtaki author Renée.
The latest developments, updated through the day.
On the strange energy of preparing for level four, and the narrow new life which has emerged in the shadow of Covid-19.
Unless you have a respiratory illness, you probably don’t need to wear that mask to the supermarket.
A month ago few had heard of him. Now the country hangs on his every word.
Is surfing allowed under lockdown rules? How about fishing? We asked the experts.
The latest news on lockdown-era New Zealand, updated through the day.
As New Zealand adjusts to our new normal, one thing from the old world remains – commercial breakfast radio. We tuned into the first morning of lockdown on the airwaves.
Just a tiny handful of print publications will continue through the lockdown, with only daily newspapers specifically identified as being able to continue. Duncan Greive spoke to publishers of magazines …
I can’t stop. Keep posting. Keep consuming content. My frontal lobe is its own memetic economy.
As New Zealand entered national lockdown, The Spinoff commissioned social media polling company Stickybeak to measure the mood of the nation.
The Fold podcast returns for March into a media world transformed by the impact of Covid-19.
Alert level four is on. Now let’s talk about the lag.
Whether you're full time or part time, here's what you're entitled to under the Covid-19 wage subsidy.
"This will be my lockdown anthem, to remind me that a feeling of endlessness and shapelessness doesn’t have to be ominous – maybe it can be joyful, and anarchic, and great."
A guide to the practical steps you can take to support your community, starting today.
