This afternoon, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced the whole of New Zealand will go into Alert Level 4 lockdown from midnight on Wednesday. Since then we have been receiving many questions from RNZ National listeners about what how Alert Level 3 and Alert Level 4 will affect our daily lives. Karyn speaks with RNZ News reporter Charlotte Cook who has found answers to many of the questions we've been receiving via email and text from our listeners.

The Tauranga Council will consider the results of an investigation into a code of conduct breach at a meeting next Tuesday.

Tonight for The Rest Is History we're looking at the arrival of the first honey bees in New Zealand - 181 years ago today, in 1839.

With panic buying because of Covid-19 happening here in New Zealand as well as around the world, Countdown has introduced limits on some items.

From 11.59 tonight New Zealand's border will be closed to everyone except citizens and permanent residents. Karyn speaks with Dominic Godfrey from RNZ Pacific about the impact of this change on our Pacific neighbours.

Mediawatch's weekly catch up With Karyn Hay on Lately.

The number of cases in New York City have surpassed 800, and in the tri-state area - that's New Jersey, Connecticut and New York.

In an unprecedented move, the European Union is banning travellers from outside the bloc for 30 days to seal its borders due to the coronavirus crisis. Europe is now considered the epicentre of the pandemic. Karyn collates a series of reports from the BBC's correspondents.

This week on Game Theory we hear from e-sports journalist Oskar Howell about how Covid-19 is impacting the gaming and e-sports industry. And Karyn talks to e-sports coordinator Tom Featonby from Waikato University about the upcoming League of Legends Championships.

Karyn speaks with 70-year-old Alice who has chosen to self-isolate since returning from an overseas trip in January because she has health issues.