Live: Anxious wait for Waikato, Northland - alert level decision looms
An announcement will be made on Northland and Waikato's alert level settings at 1pm.
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Aussie anti-vaxxer deletes social media after sharing disturbing family photos.
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DHB psychiatrist posts multiple anti-vax videos online
The Wellington psychiatrist works with an especially vulnerable population.
Britain's Covid missteps cost thousands of lives, inquiry finds
New York Times: PM Boris Johnson's slowness over lockdown and testing had tragic results.
Live: Covid-positive truckie in Northland; grim outlook for Auckland as mystery cases surge
The number of active unlinked cases hit 74 yesterday - the 7th straight day it has risen.
Father of premature baby applies for emergency MIQ
A new mum is in quarantine limbo after giving birth to couple's baby boy.
Truck driver who travelled to Northland has now also tested positive for Covid
Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins confirmed this morning a truck driver who travelled to Northland has now also tested positive for Covid. Video / Newstalk ZB
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'Detrimental to anybody's health': Teens missing out on school
Auckland parents are divided over whether in-person learning should resume.
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Man took a commercial flight to Wellington and then flew on to Queenstown on Sunday.
More than 100 MIQ hotel breaches in 10 months
Public told about just three incidents, and only after the absconders had been found.
'Slam the f****** door on Auckland': Former MP's tough stance on Covid rule-breakers
A lack of charges would be a real "kick in the guts" for Northlanders, leaders say.
The 90% project: Vaccination crucial in reclaiming Māori tikanga
The pain of not being able to tangi normally is encouraging whānau to get the jab.
'You are important': An 18-year-old's message to combat vaccine hesitancy in young Māori
Kāpiti teenager Ngapera Parata is leading the way for vaccinations among her peers.
Brooke van Velden: Actual therapy needs to come before retail therapy
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The 90% Project: Kura Kaupapa principal starts vaccination drive
Kura Kaupapa principal Hara Rua has sourced a van and is in the process of a Covid-19 vaccination drive for members of their whanau. Video / Dean Purcell
The 90% Project: Kapiti College student convincing her peers to get vaccinated
Kapiti College student Ngapera Parata is a Covid-19 vaccination advocate, working on convincing her peers to get the jab. Video / Mark Mitchell
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Owner says Covid-infected Auckland truck driver visited Northland store
Owner of Steve Taylor Tyres says a positive case visited the Kamo store over the weekend.
'Am I about to die?': Kiwi Covid-19 survivor's overseas ordeal
"I started getting pins and needles in my hands and face. My hands were turning purple."
Roger Partridge: Social and economic toll on Aucklanders cannot be overestimated
The Government must set some objective targets and deadlines
8500 more beneficiaries since start of Delta outbreak, figures show
Before August, the number of people on the benefit had been steadily declining.
Covid-19: West Auckland dairy among latest locations of interest
There are just three new locations of interest as of 4pm.
Govt's 'blunt legislative instrument' over Covid testing wrong, says think tank
Draft legislation could allow the Government to commandeer private Covid testing labs.
School's out: Small number of school staff quit over mandated vaccinations
At least one teacher and two teacher aides have resigned over the mandate.
New data suggests post-lockdown rebound weaker than last year
Economists say there are signs this lockdown rebound won't match last year's strong surge.
Why notify $300m project under restricted alert level 3?
"There's no way it should be notified under alert level 3," - Paul Glass.
Visitors to Auckland Zoo, museums and libraries may need to be fully vaccinated
Auckland Zoo, museums and libraries have hundreds of thousands of visitors each year.
Liam Dann: Auckland business abandoned and ignored
Auckland business feels marginalised and frustrated by lack of Government support.
'160 cases a day by November': Modeller's grim Covid prediction for NZ
Professor Michael Plank said currently new cases are doubling each 12 days.
Vodafone NZ gives all staff $100 to 'pay it forward' to a local small business
Firm challenges others to do the same.
Auckland woman hid in car boot and travelled to Northland
Police arrest woman who came to Northland after hiding in the boot of a car.
UK's 'fatalistic' approach to Covid cost thousands of lives - report
The damning parliamentary report accuses ministers of falling into 'groupthink'.