Anger as Auckland residents face power cuts while working from home
Residents say it's ridiculous cutting power while people are forced to work from home.
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Covid-19 coronavirus: Heartbroken partner facing lockdown without 'best friend'
"I feel heartbroken. I feel betrayed by this country."
Revealed: What Kiwis are shopping for online ahead of lockdown
The products Kiwis were searching for, in 'normal circumstances', were never high sellers.
Coronavirus lockdown: Uncertain future for Lotto draws
New Zealand entering alert Level 4 could spill the end of Lotto for at least four weeks.
Lockdown: Auckland Council waste collection to continue
Chris Darby asked people to be forgiving if their waste bins were not collected.
Covid-19 coronavirus: Register for Brits stranded in NZ
UK's Foreign Office is reprioritising resources to help British nationals abroad.
Pharmacies struggling as Coronavirus alert level 3 announced
Pharmacies are struggling as people rush in to collect their prescriptions.
How NZ's coronavirus lockdown will be managed
Coronavirus lockdown will be managed by a leadership team of top officials.
Coronavirus: 'You might save a life' - call to remember elderly when shopping
Young people reminded to keep the elderly and vulnerable in mind when shopping.
Coronavirus: What the raised alert levels mean
The alert levels specified the public health and social measures that needed to be taken.
Coronavirus: Dozens waiting for drive-thru test in Auckland
Health worker: "Any statistic we get that shows community transfer is so important."
Coronavirus: A sick juror but judge refused to stop trial
Lawyer argued jurors would "rush to justice" to escape the confines of their close spaces.
Homeless family's heartbreaking struggle: Panic-buying cuts kids' meals
Homeless mum gives up work to look after immune-compromised daughter amid Covid-19 fears.
Coronavirus: Pilot refusing to self-isolate tracked to Auckland bar
HeadQuarters staff found the man who said he was leaving Auckland on Tuesday.
Four Auckland schools linked to Covid-19, three shut
Principals inform parents after confirmed or probable cases linked to staff and students.
Coronavirus: Online ordering service to help restaurants
Interest in the service had been ramping up, with over a hundred businesses on board.
Coronavirus: Destiny Church service goes ahead
A number of steps were taken by the church to ensure there was no cross-contamination.
Care worker tests positive for Covid-19, rest home in lockdown
Family member irate that a staff member was allowed to arrive from abroad and go to work.
Coronavirus: Mt Roskill Grammar parent tests positive after attending Fiafia night
The man arrived in New Zealand on March 12, before self-isolation rules were announced.
Coronavirus: NZ officials probe possible community cases
Elderly told to stay at home, pubs and clubs to stay open - with restrictions.
Funding for long-awaited $11 million Ponsonby park delayed
Auckland Council austerity was announced as new designs landed for the Ponsonby Rd park.
New photos: Clinic rolls out drive-through coronavirus testing tents
Shorecare Northcross, located in North Shore Auckland, has been "selected" as one.
Dig for victory! Kiwis turn to growing own food, becoming self-sufficient
Garden centres and nurseries raided for plants and seeds.
French teen missing in Auckland was 'homesick', family say
Eloi Jean Rolland, 18, has not been seen since the morning of March 7 in central Auckland.
Coronavirus: 500,000 Kiwis told to stay home
New measures to combat Covid-19 will affect 528,000 older people - but not Winston Peters.
Stranded in Dubai over Immigration NZ debacle
There are more than 23,000 New Zealanders registered on SafeTravel.
'Terribly wrong' - Controversial Erebus memorial gets green light for inner-Auckland location
Residents and politicians called it "terribly wrong" the decision wasn't publicly notified
'What is that?': Strange lights spotted by Kiwi star-gazers
Strange lights spotted over Auckland.
Auckland Airport: Passengers leave with toilet paper, non-travellers to 'stay away'
One departing passenger was seen taking a large number of toilet paper rolls out.
Dirt bike rider dies in South Auckland crash
Police were patrolling close by when the crash occurred.
Do more, say Nats, as New Zealand ramps up virus tests
Virus test delays in the provinces as the National Party demands more be done.
'Constant demand': Healthy Kiwis urged to continue donating blood
Blood has a short shelf life so ensuring an adequate supply is maintained is vital.
Witnesses sought to skateboard accident
Police want to speak to witnesses to the serious accident.