Sydney outbreak: 'Patient zero' limo driver's family speaks out
Son says his father has become a 'scapegoat' for the NSW government and media.
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Owners refused to allow mask use inside their store for 'hygiene reasons'.
Australia outlines four-phase pathway out of pandemic
Australia plans to transition away from its suppression strategy against Covid-19.
Covid-19: Suva hospital staff and patients without food
It is understood two staff in the hospital kitchen tested positive for Covid-19.
Migrant labour inquiry in fishing industry aims to boost Kiwi jobs
Inquiry comes as Covid-19 border restrictions highlight the reliance on migrant labour.
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'Follow the rules': Sydney records 31 new cases amid lockdown
Thirteen of those cases were in the community during their infectious period.
Latest: Two Covid cases in MIQ, none in the community
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'Tired of waiting': Frustrated Kiwi pensioners skip Covid vaccination queue
'We were told May and then we were told June and now we're told July.'
Derek Cheng: Shambles of a rollout? How Govt's delivery failed to meet rhetoric
Govt knew most over 65s won't get vaccinated until after June - but didn't make it clear.
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'It would be unethical, at best. We're not talking Saudi sheep, here.'
Health Ministry inquiry after reports people in 20s invited for Covid jabs
Chris Hipkins does not know how many young people have received surprise invitations.
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Jimmy Barnes' upcoming NZ tour postponed
Jimmy Barnes postpones tour due to the growing Covid-19 outbreak in Australia.
Covid-19: Fiji sees 431 new cases and 2 deaths in 24 hours
There are currently 3,896 active cases in isolation in the Pacific country.
Auckland Airport boss: 'We need to find a way out of this'
Vaccination rollout key and planning work needed now to restart more international travel.
'Nightmare returning': Why the pandemic is surging again in many parts of the world
New York Times: Countries that hoped they had seen the worst are being battered again.
Covid-19: Sydney records 24 new community cases
Half the Australian population remains in lockdown amid multiple coronavirus outbreaks.
Covid-19: No new cases in community, one in managed isolation
The Ministry of Health will update the situation in a 1pm statement.
Bouncing back: Flight Centre's big share bonanza for staff
Firm's NZ boss says it will help retain staff as travel bookings are expected to grow
Wellington restaurant already affected by Covid-19 traveller visit burgled overnight
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Limo driver at centre of Sydney's Covid outbreak freed from isolation
The driver doesn't believe he is patient zero in Sydney's outbreak.
Border controls necessary until 85% vaccinated - study
8 per cent of NZ is vaccinated, we need at least 85 per cent to relax border controls.
'Complex and challenging': 14,000 people being tracked for MIQ bills
The ministry says debt collectors will be needed for 40 per cent of returnees.
Mike Hosking: The Government is playing whack-a-mole with Covid
OPINION: The vaccine is key to moving forward - but this is a joke.
Kim Jong Un berates North Korean officials for 'crucial' virus lapse
North could be wrestling with a significant setback in its pandemic fight, say experts.
Wage subsidy: Ministry faces legal action over lack of enforcement
More than $13 billion was paid through the wage subsidy scheme.
Covid-19: Speed the key in vaccines vs variants
Modelling shows vaccinating widely and quickly our best hope to keep ahead of variants.
Pfizer, Moderna Covid vaccines likely to produce long-lasting immunity: study
New York Times: The mRNA vaccines may protect against Covid for years, scientists say.
Wards locked down: Infected nurse sparks Covid crisis at NSW hospitals
The infected nurse worked across wards in different hospitals.
Covid-19: Alice Springs in lockdown, SA records first local case in 200 days
SA has recorded first local case in more than 200 days.