Experts: 'Inevitable' Covid-19 cases will crop up once Auckland's border opens
The greatest impact will be on communities with the least resources, experts say.
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"As an employer, it's one of the toughest things, letting a staff member go."
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But high school lobby says only a 'tiny amount' of secondary teachers unvaxxed.
Auckland border to lift on December 15; 194 Covid cases, 1 new death
Three months into lockdown, Auckland learns when it will be able to get a break.
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Te Pāti Māori co-leader Rawiri Waititi announces the party’s Covid-19 policy. Video / Mark Mitchell
Top Towns: And the winner is ... first place to reach 90% full vaccination revealed
The Herald began its Top Towns initiative at the start of October.
Seeing Red: Auckland's upcoming travel rules explained
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Focus Live: 194 new cases, Auckland border to lift on Dec 15
November 17 2021 People will be able to travel to or from Auckland from December 15 if they have received both doses of the Covid-19 vaccine or have returned a negative test. There are 194 cases of Covid-19 in the community today and a further person has died with the virus.
Auckland Uni academic says colleague's Covid paper has 'major error'
The paper's co-author says it has now been retracted and the figure was 'unrealistic'.
Masterton Covid cases linked to Killer Beez
A number of gang members travelled from around the country to Masterton for a weekend.
Te Pāti Māori calls for Govt mandates to be scrapped
Co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer said the Government has failed Maori in its response.
94% kura staff have had at least one dose of Covid vaccine
The vast majority of kura kaupapa Māori and kohanga reo staff have had the first dose.
Covid technology leads to no-pee pregnancy test
A new saliva-based pregnancy test could be a game-changer for potential new mums.
Watch live: How ready are we for Delta spreading? Hipkins, Bloomfield face MPs
How prepared was the Government for the escalation in case numbers?
Brisbane for Xmas: South Island travel agent charters quarantine-free flight
The Charter aims to deliver Aussies home quarantine free, in time for Christmas.
Live: Auckland border decision today, vaccine passes launch
Aucklanders will find out today when they will be able to leave the city.
Live: Vaccine pass site crashes under demand - all you need to know
It comes ahead of a signalled move to the traffic light system soon after November 29.
From Sydney to Vienna, the rise of the unvaccinated underclass
In Australia you can't get in the same car, while Austria is locking them down.
Bill blunder: Hounded by debt collector for $4000 MIQ invoice - she'd never been in one
MIQ says it was a 'unique' situation because the two woman had the same name and address.
Sir Ian Taylor's MIQ logbook: Rules need to make sense to be effective
Our Covid response strategy has lost its ways, writes Sir Ian Taylor.
'It still haunts me': A vaccination plea from an ICU nurse in London
Aotearoa has a rare opportunity to avoid carnage for the unvaccinated.
Ministry of Health cold calls autistic 12-year-old over vaccine status
The Ministry has apologised for calling a 12-year-old about his vaccine status.
'Start testing NZ classrooms': Covid top 10 killer of children in US
Covid-19 is a top-10 killer of US children, and a US expert says New Zealand should learn.
More locations of interest expected after record day of community cases
More locations of interest around the North Island are expected to be released today.
Class action: Auckland schools reopen after three months
Auckland schools will be operating a bit differently today when they reopen their doors.
Pfizer releases anti-viral pill to other makers
Health officials hope the deal could help to end the pandemic sooner.
Inside the Delta outbreak: How it arrived, simmered in lockdown, then spread beyond reach
Delta was spreading in the background while cases in Auckland seemed to head towards zero.
'Fear, anxiety, worry': Why teacher would rather quit job he 'loves' than get the jab
Other unvaccinated people in the district have taken leave without pay.
Nearly 120 Wellington nurses and midwives with unknown vaccination status after first jab deadline
Health workers had to have had their first jab by yesterday in order to keep their jobs.
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Editorial: Easing Auckland open
OPINION: Our editorial on the move to the traffic light system of Covid precautions.