The Government has announced it will investigate the cost of groceries, to see if we're paying too much at the supermarket. The Commerce Commission will carry out the study, with the final report due in November 2021. The Government says if competition issues are identified, it will consider 'necessary changes'. Darryl Evans works on the front line with people who are struggling to make ends meet, at the Mangere Budgeting Services Trust.

Approval has been given for a national Erebus Memorial proposed for the Dove-Myer Robinson Park in Auckland's Parnell. Waitemata Local Board members voted four in favour and three against for the memorial to go ahead. The memorial has faced longstanding opposition from some nearby residents. Susana speaks with Kathryn Carter who is a Parnell resident, and the daughter of the late Jim Collins - the pilot who was killed in the Mt Erebus crash.

Two Northland dune lakes are part of a first-of-its-kind international study that is aiming to measure the presence of microplastics in lakes.

Amid positive news about the first Covid vaccine, Czech primary schools are poised to return to normal and Sweden limits alcohol sales, while the pandemic worsens in the US.

Masks will be mandatory on most public transport in Auckland and on all domestic flights from Thursday. Epidemiologist Dr Michael Baker says opportunities have been lost by not insisting passengers wear masks.

There was a huge sigh of relief this afternoon as the country stayed at Alert Level One. In Auckland a number of events are able to go ahead this weekend.

More answers to the questions surrounding the mystery case of Covid-19 in the community that was announced yesterday. Karyn takes us through today's announcements and decisions that have lead to New Zealand staying at Alert Level One.

This month marks 20 years since the first residents arrive to occupy the International Space Station (ISS), which has been inhabited ever since.

Karyn speaks with First Union's National Retail Organiser Ben Peterson about what workers should do and say to their bosses when testing for Covid-19.

About 100,000 Aucklanders who work in the city's CBD are being advised to work from home tomorrow if they can. Karyn speaks with the CEO of Business New Zealand, Kirk Hope, about the impact of this waiting game after a year of various lockdown alert levels on Auckland and the country's businesses.