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Bay of Plenty primary school closes after likely Covid-19 case

The Ministry of Health is asking everyone at the school to get tested.

'Vax in the Hood': Gangs join forces as Covid hits

The members had taken it upon themselves to protect their community.

Vaccinated vs unvaccinated: Europe's Covid-19 culture war

New York Times: Pockets of unvaccinated people are driving the latest round of contagion.

Covid comeback: Why recovery for plane makers is different this time

Pent up demand for travel will fuel growth and the long term fundamentals remain.

Govt blames cyber defences gone haywire for Vaccine Pass problems

Continued tech problems have surprised digital experts.

MPs question if apartments suitable for Covid isolation

Body Corporate Chairs Group asked key questions about apartments' suitability.

Lockdown 'frustration': Deputy PM gets food for thought from hospitality industry

Several of Auckland's top restaurants have closed, many others on the brink.

'Don't tell me what to do' no excuse for no jab: Andrew Little on workers who refuse vax

Unvaccinated public servants: Petulance "not a reason for other people to be kept unsafe."

AstraZeneca second vax option arrives in NZ

Hipkins said he hoped the AstraZeneca batch would ensure more people got a vaccination.

Live: Two Covid cases in Tauranga; one in Manawatū - 'We know there will be concern', says PM

As Aucklanders wait for their day of freedom, another city is now dealing with a new case.

Cities are not only tackling Covid, but its pollution, too

New York Times: Remnants of pandemic testing the resolve to rid the planet of its waste.

17 Hawke's Bay nurses stood down over vaccine, patient care 'won't be compromised'

A third of the staff stood down for refusing the vaccine in Hawke's Bay are nurses.

Watch: Sex with strangers? PM's response to X-rated traffic light query

It's the question many Kiwis want an answer to. And the PM finally responded, kind of.

Live: New Covid case detected in Palmerston North as virus continues to spread

Covid's creep through the North Island continues.

Covid 'all over the country over summer' - Canterbury Uni professor

Auckland boundary was always a stop-gap measure to delay the spread of Covid-19.

'Exponential' rise: World's 'most vaxxed place' cracks down

Christmas plans cancelled after "drastic" Covid surge, despite unbelievable vax rate.

City of bails: Auckland exodus expected

Already, 100,000 have uploaded vaccine passes to allow more movement.

Editorial: Is surveillance testing the key?

OPINION: Our editorial on how intrusive our vigilance should become.