PM Jacinda Ardern speaks to Newstalk ZB’s Mike Hosking as Kiwis head back to the office and schools after months in lockdown. Audio / Newstalk ZB

School re-open after Covid-19 lockdown.

Students are being reminded to keep party guests to a minimum as thousands return.

As kids return to school, scientists are intrigued by data showing virus is sparing them.

Takapuna dad Moueen Haddad explains why he is not sending his kids to school on Monday.

Half Moon Bay mum Helen Robinson explains why she believes her children will be safe.

Fears are that with bus capacity almost halved, students may be left stranded.

'I would rather any child repeats a year than go back too soon and lose a child.'

PM says transtasman bubble can't risk impacting on very low rates of the virus in NZ.

A number of Kiwis are making a permanent switch to home learning.

Playcentre boss says organisation gets a fraction of cash allocated to similar centres.

"It's never a 5 year-old's fault that they don't have food," said one principal.

Free training for construction, engineering, agriculture, health.

The Government will spend big on its Covid-19 recovery plan.

Sales of the Zoono sanitiser soared following the Covid-19 outbreak.

NCEA exams have been delayed by 10 days in light of the pandemic crisis.

Many of the country's private schools and ECEs are re-opening on Thursday.

We've had no choice but to cut down on consumption and waste. How can we keep this up?

Teachers ready to return to class despite persistent safety fears.

Early childhood teachers will get big minimum pay rises in the Budget.

Principals say school at level 2 won't be a return to normal.

Let's get through this together.

Parents appear evenly split over whether to send their children back to school.