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Key lockdown decision rests with gymgoers yet to be tested
People who were at City Fitness Papatoetoe are due to be tested tomorrow.
South Head murder trial: Jury retires to deliberate
High Court judge to jury: 'The verdict is for you to decide as is the facts.'
Times Covid-19 infected person visited MIT updated
The times Case M visited MIT last week have been altered.
Northcote shooting: Teen's facial injuries so bad he's unlikely to drive, work again
The sister of a badly injured teenager says her brother's life will never be the same.
Ashley Bloomfield says he won't refer self-isolation breaches to police
'I would be very reluctant to do anything that would deter people from coming forward.'
MIT student leader urges 'give South Auckland a break'
'We are just asking for a little more support to our community.'
South Head murder trial: Crown and defence close their cases
Defence claim it is 'reasonably possible' Amy Smith acted in self-defence.
Auckland Transport sets the groundwork for New Zealand's first hydrogen bus
AT is getting set to unveil the country's first hydrogen fuel cell bus.
PM defends sick pay scheme
It comes after two recent cases went to work despite needing to self-isolate.
'The judgment of the entire nation' - PM on Covid rulebreakers
PM says she knows many New Zealanders were upset and angry about Covid rulebreakers.
Four families, one school and a rule breaker: Papatoetoe cluster unravelled
So far there 15 people in this growing cluster. Here's how it evolved.
Punishing Covid-19 rule-breakers would backfire - councillor
Fa'anana Efeso Collins says a crackdown would be counterproductive.
Airbnb hosts told to ignore alert levels or face fines
'I was told either host them illegally or get penalised $140.'
Checkpoints swamped: 23,000 vehicles stopped - only 320 turned around
Motorists endured long tailbacks to return to the city yesterday.
Michael Baker: Why govt is right to yo-yo between alert levels
'We've actually had less time under lockdown than virtually every country in the OECD now'
'Frigging ridiculous': Checkpoint chaos - delays of up to 10 hours for families
A long, painful wait for hundreds of motorists as police set up checkpoints.
'It's just soul-destroying': South Auckland GPs denied Covid vaccines
"It was like a slap in the face that they weren't considered frontline enough."
Revealed: New cluster case; cafe, supermarket among 'Case M' locations of interest
Officials have updated the list of locations of interest visited by Case M.
Comment: Auckland Council isn't broke but it sure looks broken
OPINION: Any increase in GST will not be popular but Covid has changed things.
Editorial: Another lockdown buzz-killer - but we have to get through it
EDITORIAL: At least we know there is light at the end of the tunnel with the vaccine.
Small Business: Retailer on benefits of buying into business
Rebecca Baylis talks instant cash flow and navigating a changed retail landscape.
Just the tonic: Coastguard's emergency dash after luxury charter runs dry
A man watched a rescue boat speed into his bay. The emergency was not what he expected.
Covid-19: Confusion about rules sees some church services held in Auckland
Auckland churches are being reminded of the alert level 3 rules.
NZ loses lustre with Lockdown 4 - Seymour
Fine line: How do we handle Covid breaches, or mistakes, without persecuting people?
IRD website down, businesses can't apply for Covid support payment
IRD says maintenance finished early.
Claire Trevett: When will Ardern's patience with rule-breakers wear thin?
Is Jacinda Ardern at the point she may need to be less forgiving of the rule breakers?
Anti-vaxxers abuse South Auckland councillor
Conspiracy parishioners abuse South Auckland councillor for his pro-vaccine stance.
Big events, concerts and festivals cancelled after new lockdown
Big events like The Auckland Lantern Festival cancelled as Auckland is in level 3.
Covid-19: MIT student studied above Manukau rail station
Student studied at venue on top of Manukau rail station and next to main bus station.
No new community cases; Ardern warns 'Covid kills'
The lockdown measures are to save lives, PM says.
Community helps bakery after 'nightmare' lockdown call
Aucklanders show their sweet side by coming to the rescue of a business in need.
Minister under fire for going to Parker fight after Cabinet call
Minister Willie Jackson was on the lockdown Cabinet call, then went back to the boxing.
Anger at breach, fears about 'conspiracy theories' during lockdown
Slippery virus has community crestfallen, but principal calls for focus in latest battle.