
Focus Morning Bulletin: 7 March, 2022
More gang fuelled shootings overnight, Doordash service arrives in NZ and Boris Johnson facing vote of no-confidence in the latest New Zealand Herald Headlines. Video / NZ Herald
More gang fuelled shootings overnight, Doordash service arrives in NZ and Boris Johnson facing vote of no-confidence in the latest New Zealand Herald Headlines. Video / NZ Herald
If you've been lucky enough to escape a dreaded double red line, this is probably why.
"We're now in a new phase where people are returning," says Sky CEO Michael Ahearne.
NZ's true vaccination rate is about to be revealed as lower than previously trumpeted.
Statisticians say dataset used by the ministry undercounted Māori vaccination rates.
Today's update is expected to be the last of the long holiday weekend.
O'Connor has just returned from the Government's US trade trip with PM Jacinda Ardern.
New case numbers remain steady at the start of the long weekend.
ACC data shows only 73 claims for Covid have been made - and a tinier number accepted.
These are the first BA.4 and BA.5 cases reported in the community.
The Queen's Jubilee, Water Services Entities Bill, Auckland gang shootings, potential second Covid-19 wave and long weekend traffic. Video / NZ Herald
Covid, rising construction costs, sales, company direction - themes in the analysis.
New York Times: Evidence of the virus's capacity to evolve and dodge immunity.
Reinfections a likely driver in the second wave.
New modelling shows reinfections playing a role in a second Omicron wave
New York Times: Some people return positive RATs for 10, 12 or even 14 days.
The popular city no longer requires proof of vaccination, recovery or a negative test.
New York Times: Shanghai eases one of the world's longest, toughest lockdowns.
Situation made worse by high levels of staff sickness.
In seven weeks the total number of deaths with Covid has increased by over 600.
PM Jacinda Ardern addresses media in Washington DC regarding the upcoming meeting with US President Biden, the latest polls and Covid infections within her delegation. Video / Claire Trevett
OPINION: Our editorial on the opportunities arising with a vaccine booster programme.
Ten patients are in intensive care today.
Value of investment properties rose $1.2b in the latest year.
Despite 95 per cent double-dose rate, NZ's booster coverage lags at just 72 per cent. Why?
The seven-day rolling average of community case numbers stands at 6904.
From anxiety and insomnia to digestion problems, long Covid can mean more than fatigue.
The seven-day average of new community cases is about 1000 down on a week ago.
Frustrations have built up after more than seven weeks of lockdown in Shanghai.
"We want to destabalise their thinking."