Long lines of cars have formed as people wait for COVID-19 tests in Auckland and New Plymouth after the announcement of three new community cases of COVID-19 on Sunday afternoon. Video / Dean Purcell / Jamie Morton
The minister and infectious diseases expert encourages anyone with symptoms to get tested.
City residents keen to get tested for Covid-19 after reports latest cases visited region.
New York Times: Scientists find UK variant has a higher risk of death than other versions.
Infection through surfaces or objects is 'fairly unlikely', Professor Michael Baker says.
Auckland is now in alert level 3, while the rest of New Zealand is in alert level 2.
OPINION: When I finally got an appointment, they cancelled it, claiming no supply.
Non-invasive, fast-turnaround, accurate saliva test for Covid-19 rolled out wider.
Auckland testing stations will be open for longer but people are warned to expect queues.
After three community cases were announced in Auckland, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced that the region will shift to alert level 3 and the rest of NZ to alert level 2 from 11.59pm Sunday. Video / Ministry of Health
The country's 12,000 border workers will receive their first jab over the next few weeks.
Some Kiwis told pollsters they're afraid of potential long-term effects from jab.
Academic is on a mission to take on Covid deniers who spout anti-scientific guff.
More than 1000 people have had their blood tested for lead contamination in four days.
New York Times: China has urged the WHO team to embrace the government's narrative.
Investigations after person with Covid dies after hospital admission for another condition
Unions say more work is needed before the vaccine is distributed to the entire workforce.
Disability arises not from their impairments but from having to live in a uniform world.
Leah Rumney needs Trikafta to help her cystic fibrosis.
"Naive" social workers accepted stories of boy's violent stepfather before death.
Yesterday, one historical case of the virus in managed isolation was announced.
Medication wasn't given on time or was left out of reach, the women say.
The Covid-19 vaccine will be given to border workers from Saturday of next week, PM Jacinda Ardern told reporters today.
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Chemical considered low toxicity but can cause nasal irritation and headaches.
The dismissal of Dr Alistair Humphrey during lockdown was kept under wraps at the time.
Chris Hipkins rules out NZ piggy-backing off Australia's Pfizer order.
About half the families in a study of 6000 children struggled to afford healthy food.
New York Times: Scientists aim for one vaccine to work against all coronaviruses.
She was among two to be dismissed, while two others walked off the job.
'Is the dog the sign of a healthy bank account wrapped up in a fluffy, cheerful package?'
OPINION: Publicly showcasing adverse circumstances should not be needed to gain attention.
She had a text showing a negative Covid test but still couldn't fly to her dad's funeral.
A Pest Control Research worker came into contact with a poisonous substance.