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'Skating on thin ice': Judge's warning as Brian Tamaki bailed
This time the controversial church leader's wife, Hannah Tamaki, was also charged.
Ardern told to apologise over Judith Collins jibe
Ardern in hot water after taking a jibe at Collins, which she was forced to apologise for.
Māori now make up highest number of cases since Covid arrived in Aotearoa
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Cancelled flights: Frustration grows at lack of clarity on international restart
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'Constitutional disgrace': Major concerns over vaccinations bill
Millions of workers will be affected by vaccine mandates being passed under urgency.
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Focus: David Seymour on vaccine mandate legislation
Act leader David Seymour on vaccine mandate legislation. Video / Mark Mitchell
Iwi collective mobilises Covid-19 teams to reach vulnerable
The collective of iwi secured $2.8 million in funding to lift vaccination rates in Māori
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Focus: Brian Tamaki appears outside Auckland police station
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215 Covid cases, death toll rises to 41 after person in 50s dies
There are 88 people in hospital today.
PM's 'fear' leading to Dr Seuss rules and Covid rabbit holes - Collins
Judith Collins unloaded on the Government's continued Covid restrictions.
Vaccine verifier app goes live, Govt warns there'll be glitches
Businesses will be able to download an app that will verify their customers' vax status.
Focus: PM on threats to business owners from anti-vaxxers
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Call the cops: PM's advice for hairdressers targeted by anti-vaxxers
Jacinda Ardern not expecting widespread problems for re-opening businesses.
Te Urewera to remain closed as Tūhoe prioritises safety of its people
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Businesses face $15K fines for failing to enforce vaccine pass
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As Covid-19 sweeps Europe again, nations tighten rules and protests erupt
New York Times: German official warns, people will be "vaccinated, recovered or dead."