
Three new Covid cases in New Plymouth, trio of schools closed
The New Plymouth family have a known link to an existing case in Rotorua.
The New Plymouth family have a known link to an existing case in Rotorua.
The traffic light system is all go, officially, today.
Eager Aucklanders had the opportunity to get the to pub as the clock hit midnight.
At least 50 were infected after a company put on a Christmas party for staff.
It will be a requirement for people to use their My Vaccine Pass to enter most facilities.
New York Times: Impact on growth and inflation isn't likely to be known for several weeks.
Auckland mayor says it's fantastic that Aucklanders will be able to enjoy more freedom.
The Midwest and New England are being particularly hard hit.
West Australian premier warns of targeted misinformation campaign.
Nerves and excitement combine as hospitality prepares to reopen the doors.
Sir Brian Roche on future challenges: 'On the face of it, the system is all ready to go."
The Restaurant Association says the traffic light system is challenging for the industry.
Auckland pubs are back in business with midnight openings as NZ enters the traffic light system. Video / NZ Herald
It is still unknown whether Omicron spreads faster than Delta or makes people sicker.
NSW health authorities have revealed a key difference in this latest infection.
During the pandemic Emirates has flown 40,000 Kiwis and 2 million vaccine doses to NZ.
After weeks of speculation, ticketholders finally have answers.
A nearby business owner said one man came in crying and intoxicated.
New York Times: WHO says response from wealthy counties to Omicron is unfair.
Scientists in South Africa said they are bracing for a rapid increase in Covid-19 cases.
"There's no orange. There's not even an amber. There's just ... yellow."
The country prepares to move into the Covid-19 Protection framework a.k.a traffic light system. Video / NZ Herald
Eighty-six people are in hospital and nine are in intensive care.
Schools have become a major vector for the virus overseas.
Sir Ian Taylor poses a few more questions to the Government.
House sales market close to returning to a more normal supply/demand situation.
Health teams are still trying to work out if the student was infectious while at school.
The DHB will front a press conference at 2pm today.
Hipkins says NZ prepared for Omicron arrival, but scientists race to unlock mysteries.
New York Times: Vaccines are finally available in Africa, but some are wary of them.