
Watch live: Siouxsie Wiles answers all your questions on coronavirus testing
The microbiologist is taking audience questions each day at 3:30pm.
The microbiologist is taking audience questions each day at 3:30pm.
It's the largest cluster of Covid-19 cases in NZ. What happened at Marist College?
Kiwis can't get enough of his calm and collected demeanour. A new internet hero has risen.
"A lot of people are abusing nurses because they can't get their flu vaccine."
There are 3700 Covid-19 tests a day – that's being bolstered to 5000 soon.
Some general practices had warned they would go out of business this week.
PM says much more testing is needed to gauge how widespread virus is.
The MoH is bumping up bed numbers at Christchurch Hospital's new Hagley building.
Names of people in two Covid-19 clusters were published on the Ministry of Health website.
Numbers in Covid-19 models can be frightening. Jamie Morton puts some context around them.
Eight coronavirus cases confirmed at Living Earth compost firm in Christchurch.
The microbiologist answers all of your pressing pandemic questions.
New facility for rough sleepers during Covid-19, demand on soup kitchen doubles.
Health care workers express major concerns with Ministry of Health's PPE guidelines.
Vaccination is a priority even during lockdown, immunisation expert says.
The committee chaired by Simon Bridges will consider the modelling used by Govt.
Matamata's Redoubt Bar was identified as a super-spreader event and lead to 77 cases, including one death, since mid-March. Video / Alan Gibson
Focus: Tourist couple, Shandra Gutierrez from Spain and Gianni Vannesten from Belgium are lucky to find a place to stay just hours before the national lockdown began after tramping the Heaphy Track. Video / Brett Phibbs
There are nine cases linked to the event at a local business
Residents say no one told them the building is being used to quarantine travellers.
Funeral directors have released tips on how to grieve when you can't hold a funeral.
The four week lockdown could be extended if more Covid 19 cases arise.
The Prime Minister will chair a full Cabinet meeting today but most will join remotely.
The death has brought home the seriousness of this virus, Tania Gibson says.
Urgent preparations are being made for an expected influx of patients.
"It was nerve-wracking... there's people everywhere with hand sanitiser and wearing masks"
"You're allowed to go to a supermarket, but not your parent's funeral. Not one person?"
Adults arguing over the finer points of the Covid-19 lockdown restrictions. Video / Supplied
'I am really scared, it's been tough.'
Will we appreciate the little things more? Will we be kinder?