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There has been a steady decline in case numbers over recent weeks.
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The average Kiwi was expected to live to be 81.99 in 2021, a drop of 0.37 years from 2020.
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Pieces of concrete and sawdust fell into an office area in the 'near miss' incident.
Surge in aged care deaths, 164 facilities battling cases
Desperate staff shortages have worsened since the Omicron wave began.
Shooting, assault, overdose, fire: Troubled history of Auckland's biggest brothel
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The suicidal pilot in a crash that killed 150 people had experienced a psychotic episode.
Omicron outbreak: 11 deaths, 8531 new cases, 635 hospitalisations
Of those in hospital, most are in the Auckland metro area.
'New generation coming into agriculture': Cannabis farm gets $32m grant
The Government has given a cash injection to NZ's largest medicinal cannabis grower.
'He is dying': Tearful mother faces losing second child
But a 'miracle drug' she can't afford could save him.
Big Read: Violent talk and fake news - how extremism went mainstream
David Fisher enters a landscape of mainstream extremism and conspiracy theories.
Covid, kids and coping: Pippa Wetzell's year of change
With milestones to celebrate, the Fair Go presenter is making up for lost time.
Caution in traffic light decision urged despite easing pressure
Case numbers dipped slightly below 10,000 yesterday.
The 140kg woman who lost nearly half her body weight
Kate Cormack's weight loss took her from 140kg to 75kg.
Vaccine resistance has roots in negative childhood experiences, study finds
THE CONVERSATION: The findings are some of the latest from the long-running Dunedin Study.
Covid-19: First case of Deltacron detected in Australia
Deltacron is a mix of Delta and Omicron BA.1.
Covid-19 Omicron: Bay of Plenty hospitalisation numbers peaking
The number of people aged over 65 contracting the virus is also rising in the region.
High Court rules vaccination mandates for educators and health workers justified
Justice Francis Cooke said the mandates were justified limitations on NZers' rights.
'Drugged, punched and stalked': Almost half of hospitality staff have experienced or witnessed harassment
'When I worked in clubs we were regularly groped, touched, non-consensually kissed...'
'Strong link' between Viagra and eyesight problems
Study of men who were regular users of erectile medications finds a doubling in the risks.
Who would choke a health worker? Assaults on hospital staff increase, Covid restrictions a factor
Choked worker who nearly died among 225 physical assaults on Northland DHB staff.
Influencer shamed for asking restaurant for free meals
The curt response wasted no time in saying how inappropriate the request was.
Bruce Willis spotted for the first time since diagnosis
The actor's wife shared a heartwarming picture of the two on Instagram.
Mum tells court of day a dangerous driver ploughed into her car with her 4yo still inside
Selfish driver fails to check victims of collisions caused by his dangerous antics
Live: Declining cases numbers 'good news' but drop gradual amid high hospitalisations
Case numbers and hospitalisations declining but long tail coming.
In the Loop: How worried should we be by the new Covid variant?
The Herald's youth news podcast also looks at Ashley Bloomfield's shock resignation.
Covid-19 vaccine protects Māori, Pasifika just as well - study
In the first study of its kind, scientists have assessed the vaccine in vulnerable Kiwis.
Who might be the next Ashley Bloomfield, and why they won't face the same scrutiny
The next director-general of health will have a very different role to Bloomfield's.
Why Ashley quit: Inside the health resignations - the problems that run deep
Burnout and workplace fatigue are huge concerns in the health sector.
Covid-19: The three Omicron trends modellers are watching
Where are we at with Omicron? Modellers share three trends they'll be closely watching.
Dunedin protesters issued ultimatum, Chch group remain in red zone
Dunedin City Council tells protesters in the Octagon to leave by Monday or be trespassed.
Kinder Surprise chocolate eggs recalled over salmonella fears
People with the product should check the label to see if it is affected by the recall.
Feedback on fizzy drink ban in primary schools opens
Research shows dental decay is most common disease reported among children in New Zealand.
PM Jacinda Ardern on Ukraine sanctions, rent freezes
PM set to face questions on Omicron, soft drinks in schools, Ukraine.