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US to hit a tragic milestone by the end of 2021

A year that promised safety of vaccines will leave many families grieving this Christmas.

Billionaire's huge Pfizer gamble backfires

One of the richest men in China has seen his personal wealth plummet.

Experts say 'post-pandemic stress disorder' could lead to rise in heart disease

Experts warn new disorder linked to the Covid-19 could lead to rise in heart disease.

Taxi Federation takes concerns over carrying unvaccinated passengers to the government

Taxi drivers are angry they are being forced to carry unvaccinated passengers.

'Groundbreaking research': Major Omicron variant data released

Research in South Africa has revealed some serious concerns into the variant.

Utes towing boats, cars stuffed with luggage: Auckland holidaymakers at Tai Tokerau checkpoint

Vehicles towing boats and rammed with luggage made their way through the checkpoints.

Auckland border testing may only catch a quarter of cases- expert

'By definition, the true extent of undetected infection in Auckland is not known.'

South Korea's deadliest day: 94 die, 906 in serious condition with Covid

Health experts warn that the country's medical system is quickly approaching its limits.

'Best Christmas present': Families prepare for tearful reunions with Auckland loved ones

Families are reuniting with their Auckland based loved ones, just in time for Christmas.

Covid misinformation probe: Three doctors suspended from practising

The trio have appealed the Medical Council's decision.

Countdown to freedom - police warn of delays, reveal how Northland checkpoints will work

Police have announced two Community Compliance Checkpoints will be set up in Northland.

Warning signs from rise of Omicron in Nordic nations

Denmark's current crisis may be a sign the virus is spreading silently.

'Lottery of human misery': Grounded Kiwis deliver MIQ petition to Parliament

"We're all part of the 'team of 6 million' - it's not a team of 5 million."

Analysis: $500m more Govt support gives Air NZ breathing space

New support means the airline can withstand 'unforeseen delays' without increasing debt.

Major building product supplier warns of price rises

One manufacturers' product price will rise 27.5 per cent from February 1.

'A drop in the ocean' - sector's verdict as Govt adds 600 tech visas

The high-growth industry says it needs a series of other moves.

I got caught in a pandemic panic two years into Covid. It felt like day one

New York Times: When a trip turns into a nightmare of conflicting public health orders.

Tairāwhiti community leaders call for Covid checkpoints over summer

The region has the second-lowest full vaccination rate in the country, at 82 per cent.