
Teen at Waikato college tests positive for Covid-19
A senior student at Ōtorohanga College has tested positive for Covid-19.
A senior student at Ōtorohanga College has tested positive for Covid-19.
Funerals, tangihanga and burials have a 25-person limit under level 3, step 2.
Auckland Transport vows to report reckless youngsters to police over dangerous antics.
Siblings travelled to Auckland to farewell their Covid-infected father who died.
Education Ministry says schools can call police if unvaxxed teachers turn up from Monday.
"We are confident this decision will best serve the majority," museum CEO says.
Principals waiting until seniors leave as Auckland and Waikato schools reopen next week.
Staff called to one-on-one interviews in last effort to get them vaccinated and retained.
It's only one of many layers of confusion business owners are dealing with.
Apartment resident says the risk of other residents catching Covid is huge.
Alert level 3.2 rules incredibly unfair on hospitality, Restaurant Association says.
Staff warned not to walk alone, and to arrange security escorts when visiting some guests.
Five per cent of health workers holding out a few days before the no jab no job deadline.
He wanted people to say, 'You're sick, you should go to hospital' but no one did."
The risk of transmission at the school was reportedly considered 'very low'.
Retailers in Auckland busier than expected.
Aucklanders are enjoying a new day of relaxed restrictions, as shops open again.
It is expected today's relaxation of restrictions in Auckland would see cases grow.
Auckland begins opening back up on day one of alert level 3, step 2.
Labour and National are on the path to building slums, says Phil Goff.
SME concerned about supply chain disruptions leading into Christmas rush.
The woman says she's had symptoms for 16 days and they're worsening.
The new cases come as Aucklanders prepare to hit the shops tomorrow?
Aucklanders will start to enjoy less restrictions as shops open tomorrow.
Waiuku-based farmer Jerome Wenzlick plans South Island expansion to keep up with demand.
Experts say it is a 'risky move' and too soon before vaccination levels are high enough.
Police are aware of various protests planned around Auckland and Wellington tomorrow.
The current MIQ rules are "inconsistent and arbitrary", public health experts find.
It comes as six new suburbs in Auckland are seeing higher rates of unlinked cases.
The Prime Minister will visit Auckland next week.