
Live: New Covid cases from Kaitāia to Wellington, particular fears for Northland
Cases continue to emerge across the North Island.
Cases continue to emerge across the North Island.
The moon's face was 97 per cent covered by the deepest part of the Earth's shadow.
Some linked locations are in Tokoroa, Matamata, Bethlehem, Hamilton and Mt Maunganui.
The approach taken at each school has been different, based on public health advice.
There were no new cases in the Lakes yesterday but there is still a delay for virus tests.
EGGS principal said a student has tested positive for Covid-19.
One case was in Tauranga and one was in Mount Maunganui.
The members had taken it upon themselves to protect their community.
Richie McCaw is in Rotorua to celebrate three tourism operators being awarded by Qualmark.
The Rotorua MP asked Health Minister Andrew Little about ICU beds in the Lakes DHB.
Vaccination numbers also increased in the Lakes DHB region.
The Covid-19 vaccine mandate deadline ended yesterday.
DHB chief describes the situation as 'very concerning'.
A proposal by a local school was behind the move to change the name of Yatton Park.
Tirau woman Roma Joseph was seriously assaulted and died four years ago.
A shotgun and stolen vehicle were found at the same rural Mangonui address as the P lab.
New cases in Rotorua, Taupō and Tararua among the record 207 reported yesterday.
A pedestrian has been killed after being hit by a train in the Bay of Plenty.
Opinions on Tauranga's use of Covid health guidelines.
Bay of Plenty students dominate the International Youth Silent Film Festival awards.
A food support service has had requests from professionals who will lose their jobs.
The latest REINZ data shows the city's house price have reached a record $1,050,000.
Warnings and watches are in place around the country.
Andrew Leota could only watch and breathe as Covid-19 killed people next to him.
The young boy also had flu-like symptoms but was not tested for Covid-19.
The sample was collected on November 8.
The child died this morning after an incident at a Bay of Plenty property last week.
Health workers must have their first Covid-19 vaccine by November 15 to keep their job.
Though Lakes DHB staff are highly vaccinated, about 4 per cent are not.
Brian Tamaki's iwi says it has a duty to make sure everyone is kept safe.