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Ministry of Health keeps quiet on DHB staff vaccination rates
The deadline for DHBs to know this information was August 31.
A Moment In Crime: The Kahui twins - who killed Chris and Cru?
A Moment In Crime podcast looks at the deaths of Auckland twin babies Chris and Cru Kahui.
Countdown to McDonald's, barista-made coffee and takeaways
Prepare for drive-through, click and collect and deliveries.
Residents dispute quarry samples showing no cause for concern
Fears are building water pooling in the quarry is leaching into the city's water supplies.
Person allegedly threatened at gun point during late night robbery
The two offenders allegedly took alcohol and cigarettes.
'I was speechless': Christchurch family with baby on the way win $1m
The couple spent Sunday evening writing a wishlist of how they want to spend the money.
Covid 19 Delta outbreak: You shall not pass - airports promise strict checks on travellers as L3/4 divide comes into play
Aviation Security in place to make sure those travelling have permission.
Better against Delta? New vaccine trial in NZ set to start
Could this vaccine be an effective protective measure against the Delta variant.
Ongoing financial support needed for business during alert level 3
Business groups are asking for an ongoing government support during level 3 lockdown.
Level 3 countdown: Travel restrictions to stay tight as country readies to divide
NZ set to divide in the fight against Covid-19 - and travelling will be severely limited.
NZ faces a sodden lockdown weekend: Heavy rain notices for Auckland, Northland, BOP, Coromandel
It will be a good few days for boardgames and other indoor pursuits.
Lockdown may have helped stamp out RSV outbreak, says immunologist
Long-term lockdowns also leave us vulnerable to future infections by reducing immunity.
Business groups disappointed over lockdown extension
Another weekend of lockdown for NZ, with Auckland and Northland in level 4 longer.
Uni student, 21, dies from meningococcal disease
Canterbury Uni has said the risk to students is low.
South Island hospo businesses 'devastated' by lockdown extension
The alert level status quo is partly because of the Christchurch wastewater result.
Extra lockdown 'drip feed ... spin', says Seymour, but medical experts pleased
David Seymour has criticised the Government's response to the latest outbreak.
Wet wet wet: A soggy weekend is on its way
Rain is expected to hit most of the country tomorrow, and it will be heavy in parts.
'Not the normal flu': Stark warning to Kiwis from long Covid-19 sufferer
'It's really scary having this inside you, not really knowing the consequences will be'.
Business owner who helps others with mental health reveals own struggles
For more than two years the 16-year-old has been building her flourishing business.
Covid-19 detected in Christchurch wastewater - likely from MIQ
With 3 positive cases in MIQ, test results don't necessarily mean Covid in Chch community.
Man charged after fatal crash in Christchurch
Man charged in relation to the fatal crash that claimed the life of Rachael Harris in Chch
Person critically injured after being hit by car
The person has been transported to Christchurch Hospital.
Timaru car crash: Police still collecting information
Police continue to investigate a crash that claimed the lives of five Timaru teenagers
Christchurch police search for fleeing driver involved in fatal crash
The public is being asked to help find a silver 2004 Nissan Navara.
Students told those who headed home gambled academic future
The message was contained in an email sent to first-year health science students.
Man arrested after spitting in supermarket guard's face
The man was refused entry to the store for not wearing a face covering.
RNZ reporter attacked by Covid-denier as 'anger and misinformation' grow
Opinion: "There is more animosity towards the government and media this time around."
Frontline: Kiwi journalist witnesses historic fall of Kabul
"There are very few journalists left," says NZ-born Al Jazeera correspondent.
Teen with father turned away from Covid jab site despite PM's assurance
Ardern had said any parent already booked in could take their child along as well.
Anti-lockdown arrests: Far-right activist denied bail
Police say they 'engaged and encouraged' protesters to comply before arrests were made.
Demand at testing centres sky rockets as South Island urged to get checked
NZME reporter Georgia O'Connor Harding spent five hours waiting to be tested yesterday.
Supermarket shelves bare, large turnout at testing centre in Christchurch
One man said he had been waiting in line for about two and a half hours.
Constructed wetlands could reduce nitrate levels in Waimakariri
Constructed wetland uses vegetation & microbes in soil to treat water from farms.