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On Monday The Prime Minister announced that the sitting of Parliament will be suspended for a week, due to COVID-19 restrictions. 

Other political parties since, have spoken publicly about this decision, so Zazi asked Brooke about the ACT Party's opinion in a little more detail. 

She began by asking Brooke if the ACT Party thinks it was the right decision that Parliament sittings be suspended for a week.

Today on the Wire, Emily Bell speaks to Doctor Amanda Kvalsvig, an epidemiologist at the University of Otago campus in Wellington, about the debate about N95 masks and how important they are.

The move to the red setting has posed a serious hit to the music and arts industry, with all events over 100 people being cancelled and many artists losing out on work. Jemima Huston interviews event directors John Minty from Splore, Matthew Davis from The Others Way and Dan Hesson from Freqs Out East about their cancellation and postponement decisions. Jemima also speaks to musician and artist Jazmine-Mary about the letter they have written to the Prime Minister asking for support for artists and performers who have lost their jobs in the face of the red setting.

Finally, Emily talks to Manager of the South Island Kōkako Trust Inger Perkins about the search for the South Island Kōkako bird and how the public can get involved.

Following the Prime Minister's announcement yesterday, we have a brief reminder of what alert level 3 will look like.

Laura Kvigstad and Jessica Hopkins bring us with notes of today's parliamentary Epidemic Response Committee.

Bronnie talks about the Ministry for the Environment’s Our Freshwater 2020 report on Greendesk.

Oscar Perress spoke to Auckland Councillor Pippa Coom about tactical urbanism, infrastructure projects and procedures around Covid-19 as well as the Council’s budget on another episode of City Counselling.

Sherry Zhang talked to Green Party co-leader James Shaw about moving the country to alert level 3, guidance for business transitioning online and to contactless takeaways, unsafe living situations and the Green Party's financial challenges. 

International Desk reports on the current state of Chinese diplomacy during the pandemic.

Oscar has another chat with Samuel Miller McDonald on the relationship between the environment, politics and Coivd-19.

Justin and Health Minister Andrew Little talked about the COVID-19 scare in Wellington and mental health spending.

International Desk reports on Hong Kong's largest pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily closing.

Neighbourhood Watch reports on the return of Barnaby Joyce as Deputy Prime Minister and a UNESCO report on the Great Barrier Reef.

An Auckland Councillor said he expected more for the Auckland Council-Government fund for Papatoetoe residents affected by the tornado.

National MP Tim van der Molen spoke to producer Louis Macalister about the Government's plans to protect the Hauraki Gulf.