'Deeply ashamed': NZ Catholic Church reveals scale of abuse for first time
Survivors say the reported abuse was likely a "tiny fraction" of overall abuse.
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Omicron in Queenstown; Govt under pressure after 'seizure' of rapid tests
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Richard Prebble: Defence, security, climate change loom larger than Covid
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PM says protesters targeting her van was 'just another day'
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Opinion: We need to declare a health workforce emergency
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Supply-chain disruption 'inevitable', but work under way to reduce impact
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Watch: Luxon says Govt snoozed in summer, now NZ loses
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'Such is life': PM calls off wedding as Omicron spreads
Jacinda Ardern says her wedding will not go ahead, as NZ goes into red setting tonight.
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'No need to panic buy': Kiwis flock as red light move announced
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'We're not going to stop Omicron, but we can slow it down': Experts on community outbreak
The news was revealed at a snap 11am press conference by the PM.
NZ to red tonight; Omicron circulating in Auckland, possibly South Island - PM
PM Jacinda Ardern confirms 9 community cases of Omicron in the Nelson area.