Auckland restaurant high-risk Omicron exposure; more Air NZ cases likely
The fight against the highly infectious Omicron is officially underway.
The fight against the highly infectious Omicron is officially underway.
The connection between the Motueka cases and the border was not yet known.
Covid-19 data modeller Michael Plank says infections could peak in eight weeks.
Rachel Reese says the message is really clear on how to best manage Omicron.
The nine people attended events with well over 100 people.
Woman tells court she was robbed of a childhood after being sexually abused.
Police asked him to stop calling unless he had a genuine emergency. He kept abusing them.
The two-car crash occurred at about 7:35am.
Staff were surprised by its location as no water was visible for quite some distance.
More tourists have been walking Hokitika's streets in the past fortnight.
Festival organisers are no longer at risk of prosecution under section 12 for drug use.
Cool off this summer at one of New Zealand's best swimming holes.
Whispers in dark corridors: Alleged screaming, insults, bullying a problem, union says.
Beach-lovers rejoice, a scorching Saturday's on the way.
One person died at Middlemore Hospital overnight, and another at Auckland City Hospital.
Michael Terrence Fay appeared before a registrar in the Dunedin District Court.
Flight took off after the unmasked pair staff confirmed to staff they had an exemption.
The staff member is considered to have been infectious from December 4.
Three are linked and investigations are ongoing into the other case.
A selection of short walks for all those opposed to overnight stays in a bunkroom.
The second sub-100 day comes on day two of the new traffic light framework.
People in Nelson are being urged to get a Covid test as a number of cases have been found.
Many are blaming the lack of a central government mandate for the patchwork of rules.
11 people are in one cluster with three in the other.
Eighty-six people are in hospital and nine are in intensive care.
Enner Glynn School is one of two in Nelson closed because of a positive case.
The DHB will front a press conference at 2pm today.
There are now four cases in the Nelson-Tasman region.