Our correspondent in Hong Kong, Tom Grundy joins us with details of the Tiananmen Square Commemorations held in the city. Some suspect these will be the last of their kind before the Hong Kong Security Bill becomes law.

Invercargill-born designer Mollie Rodie Mackenzie developed one of the most comprehensive collections of 20th century fashion and clothing in the country. Hundreds of items from the collection are now available to view online thanks to Canterbury Museum.

The Government has announced a $400 million investment in tourism recovery today with a new fund receiving applications from today.

Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Lately. This week Colin Peacock speaks with Karyn about one reporter caught in the crossfire and others copping blowback from the upheaval in the US - and musical echoes of flashpoints in the past.

Historian Dr Jennifer Frost teaches about the US civil rights movement at the University of Auckland, and she speaks with Karyn about the history of police brutality and white violence in the United States.

Air New Zealand is apologizing to customers who haven't been able to access credits for flights cancelled because of Covid-19. It's the first time the airline has spoken after backlash about its handling of non-refundable airfares, which are estimated to be worth tens of millions of dollars. Karyn Hay speaks with Jessica Wilson, head researcher with Consumer New Zealand about the law covering airline customers.

Grape marc is what's left after you make wine and in Marlborough there's as much as 46,000 tonnes of marc left over every year. The MBIE COVID-19 Innovation Acceleration Fund is accelerating research and projects that support COVID responses and the Bragato Research Institute has received funding to run a pilot study turning grape marc into hand sanitiser.

The Minister of Police has said there's unconscious bias but no systemic racism in the New Zealand police. But the head of the Criminal Justice Advisory Group, Chester Borrows, says there are serious problems with the way Maori and Pasifika people are treated by police and new government legislation could make matters worse. Former police officer and detective Tim McKinnel speaks with Karyn about his work as an investigator specialising in human rights and wrongful conviction cases.

Tensions continue to escalate across the US with the seventh night of rioting in cities and states from the West to East Coast, as people defy curfews to demonstrate the death in police custody of George Flloyd. Karyn Hay speaks with Dr Camille Nakhid, associate professor at AUT's School of Social Sciences and Public Policy about solidarity in New Zealand for the Black Lives Matter Movement.

Health advocates say it's normal to experience a range of emotions right now and during the weeks ahead. Karyn speaks with Sara Chatwin from Mindworx about healthy ways to respond and prepare for the next four weeks.