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Focus Live: Five deaths, 943 people hospitalised and more than 14,000 Covid cases today
Health officials have today reported 14,128 new community cases of Covid-19 and five Covid-related deaths. Video / NZ Herald
'Get back to normal': Luxon calls for Covid restrictions to be dismantled
National wants to scrap mandates, vaccine passes for young people and QR code scanning.
Covid-19: Hospitals put most care on hold, staffing issues dire
Nurse says incentive payment has not fixed Auckland's dire hospital staffing shortage.
Covid-19: Lollipops missing from outside schools, as cops redeployed
Police school officers usually train teachers, parents and students to be traffic wardens.
Samoa records first community case, lockdown announced
Samoa has recorded its first case of community transmitted Covid-19.
Covid infections among children rising significantly - 40 per cent surge since Monday
Rising concerns about longer-term harms to children's health from Covid
Covid Support Payment: Self-employment contractors able to claim thousands
It's $2200 a week, nearly four times more than the original $600 Covid Wage Subsidy.
Live: NZ 'could return to normality probably faster than people expect'
Attorney-General David Parker says Omicron outbreak had not overwhelmed the health system.
Focus Morning Bulletin: 18 March, 2022
Hospital pressure puts lives in danger, Wellington's fluoridation woes investigated and the search for survivors begins after bombing in Mariupol in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
'Like breathing through a straw': I'm boosted but Covid hit hard - and isn't finished yet
OPINION: Covid can happen to anyone - it happened to me and it's awful.
MIQ hotels sit empty, workers depart, as system winds down
Room at the inn at 23 hotels and thousands of rooms lie empty as MIQ winds down.
Breaking point at hospitals: 'Patients waiting in corridors for 24hrs'
Omicron had been 'the straw that has broken the camel's back', top doctor says.
Virus has 'without a doubt' spread within school, Auckland principal says
Of 105 cases at the school, 53 were among children who are close friends.
National wants to grill Andrew Coster over Parliament riots
Labour MPs want to sweep convoy occupation mayhem under rug, Goldsmith says.
Expert warns Omicron will be major cause of Covid death as new data is revealed
Covid-related deaths have been increasing with the Omicron outbreak.
Focus: Covid Outbreak | Thursday 17th March Wrap
There were tn Covid-related deaths in New Zealand on Thursday, and 19,566 new cases. Video / NZ Herald
The BA.2 Omicron subvariant: What you need to know
The BA.2 subvariant has quickly become the dominant strain of Covid-19 in New Zealand.
The heartland Kiwi town where 22 per cent have tested positive
Ngāti Porou leaders and health providers are tackling Covid-19 head-on in their region.
Live: 10 deaths, 930 people in hospital, more than 19,500 Covid cases today
Auckland's hospital staff are coming under increasing pressure, the Herald has revealed.
Wellington and Hutt among regions with highest active Covid cases
Kenepuru Community Hospital has 21 per cent of staff off work due to Covid-19.
Focus Live: 19,566 new Covid-19 community cases, ten deaths
March 17 2022 There are 19,566 new community cases of Covid-19 and 930 people in hospital, including 23 in intensive care. Ten Covid-related deaths were announced today.
PM on Covid mandates, vaccine passes - are they coming to an end?
Mandates and vaccine passes are unlikely to be used as widely as before.
'Utterly distraught': 41yo dad of four dies after testing positive for Covid; Coroner says cause 'inconclusive'
A Givealittle page is raising funds to support Daryl Saunders' wife and four children.
Focus Live: PM Jacinda Ardern on Covid-19, vaccine passes
March 17 2022 Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says mandates and vaccine passes are unlikely to be used as widely as before and Cabinet will review traffic light settings next week.
Trump's old stomping ground now open for free tours
After being shuttered for over a year, this landmark is back open to the public.
Live: Covid deaths soar to 141; Bloomfield defends isolation rules, says health system staff 'feeling pressure'
Yesterday, 19,452 community cases, 971 hospitalisations and 24 deaths were reported.
Why New Zealand is not really welcoming the rest of the world
Families doomed to further separation by Government's border call.
The region where kids make up a third of Covid hospitalisations
But children often responded 'quickly' to treatment, the board says.
Exclusive: Exhausted nurses 'falling over each other' for nightly $500 Covid bonus
'We are so short staffed in every department that management are working on the floor.'
Pfizer's Mr Big: My $3 billion gamble to beat Covid
Times: Some world leaders called once, Albert Bourla says. Others wouldn't stop.
Breaking down the border: What the tourism and travel sectors say
Moves welcomed as an important step but further relaxation of measures and support urged.
Derek Cheng: Why unvaccinated travellers shouldn't be let in for the 'foreseeable' future
Jacinda Ardern is keeping a two-class system for foreigners while ditching it for Kiwis.
Māori Law Society to help sacked worker
Worker dismissed over vaccination status will challenge using principles of tikanga.