
China created a fail-safe system to track contagions. It failed
New York Times: The alert system was ready, so why didn't it work?
New York Times: The alert system was ready, so why didn't it work?
The first Air NZ freight flight to China takes off this evening.
Perceived rise in anti-Chinese sentiments one reason for the groups, the Herald was told.
Will we appreciate the little things more? Will we be kinder?
"I thought it was the flu": Patient suspects shared toilet to blame for virus at market.
Widespread infections among health workers reflect the difficulty of stemming the spread.
China's economy shrank dramatically the first quarter but is moving into recovery.
Pans draw inspiration from China which has gone from lockdown to near normality.
At the Great Wall, China's landmark is paving a route for tourism in a post-virus world.
Outbound travel for Hubei province will resume, though lockdown remains over other areas.
Data suggests more than 43,000 people in China tested positive without immediate symptoms.
A fifth of the world's population was being urged to stay at home to combat pandemic.
Watch: Kiwi in China's eye-opening video compares Shanghai's Covid-19 response to NZ's.
Traditional strong rivalry in meat industry has been put aside to deal with the virus.
Trump says countries are "paying a very big price" for the Chinese government decisions.
"We would expect signoff on the foundations around mid-year." - council chief.
Frightening process but family "in awe of the complexity and effort" being made by China.
School principal Gary Sweeney said parents would be notified today about the closure.
New York Times: The fear and suspicion toward China in early days has now changed.
The Chinese city of Wuhan, where coronavirus first took hold, has no new domestic cases.
Worried parents are starting to withdraw children from daycare.
It is the first time they have reported no new domestic cases since the outbreak.
New York Times: Chinese state media criticised US newspapers for 'biased' coverage.
European nation overwhelmed as pandemic ravages Italy's prosperous northern region.
Two simple words that Trump repeatedly used have infuriated Chinese officials.
Researchers are suggesting people with certain blood types are more prone to infection.
The World Health Organisation puts some of the stranger theories to bed.
New York Times: The latest escalation of tensions between the two superpowers.
COMMENT: Beijing will use the crisis to advance China's economic strategy against the US.
Ministry seeks answers in two days on coping with possible school closures.