In an open letter to the World Health Organisation on Monday, 239 scientists in 32 countries have said that coronavirus spreads through the air as aerosol.

Heritage restorers in the Hokianga town of Rawene made a startling discovery when restoring a former Weslyan Church.

The drought in the north and the subsequent water restrictions in Auckland are effecting more than just residents.

The Clutha-Southland MP Hamish Walker has confessed to leaking the private details of people infected with the coronavirus to the media. And in a further twist, Michelle Boag has admitted sending the information to Mr Walker.

Technology commentator Paul Spain is back to talk to Karyn about some of the big stories in technology news as the week kicks off.

A high powered investigation is to begin into the breach of privacy for 18 people who have tested positive for Covid-19 in the last week.

Big and small companies are scrambling to hang on to their workforce with thousands of temporary resident visas set to expire, all at once.

Principals are welcoming the Government's $52 million to deal with truants but say a longer-term solution is needed.

From tomorrow lockdown measures will be eased in the UK. Karyn catches up with our UK correspondent Olly Barratt about the new rules.

It's now time for The Rest Is History and this week we're looking at the story of a very important ship, which disappeared for over a hundred years.