'Vaccinated, recovered or died': German health minister's sobering prediction
The nationwide tally of newly confirmed cases rose by 45,326 in the past 24 hours.
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Disposable masks trump cloth, experts say
Disposable masks washed 10 times are more protective than triple-layer fabric masks.
Contending with the pandemic, wealthy nations wage global battle for migrants
New York Times: Developed countries racing to recruit, train and integrate foreigners.
Tauranga students tests positive for Covid, third of school stays home
Parents were advised of the positive cases via email.
Live: Covid cases continue to spread; Countdown vaccine mandate for staff
Yesterday's cases were spread across five regions with Auckland recording the most.
Police report large increase in MIQ violence and disorder
The figures come after MIQ health staff were warned not to walk through the hotels alone.
Opposition condemns 'mad scramble' in traffic light system legislation
The Government risks inflaming distrust in the state, Opposition parties say.
Anti-vaxxer dies after going to 'corona party' to infect himself
He wanted immunity to obtain a 'Covid passport' - and he's not the only one to try it.
Fears Bay of Plenty could be in 'red' until end of the year
The forthcoming Covid-19 traffic light system raises a number of concerns for businesses.
Did ex-Health Minister turn blind eye to Pfizer's meeting request?
Pfizer waited over six weeks for vaccine meeting despite request sent to Minister.
Brooke van Velden: Cruel border rules defy logic and need to go
Ardern promised to govern for all Kiwis but those stuck overseas now seem an afterthought.
Claire Trevett: Govt's quick-draw 'no jab, no job' law comes at a price
OPINION: A law that will require 40 per cent of workers to be vaccinated needs more care.
Editorial: Self-isolation mustn't be trial and error
EDITORIAL: Covid home isolation concerns in focus.
'Almost guaranteed' that Whanganui will be at 'red light' setting
Details around what level Whanganui will be in are expected by the end of the week.
Fears unvaxxed Kiwis could download, use other people's vaccine passes
Vaccine pass teething problems threatening to hamper early roll out.
Russell Bell: The trouble with the traffic lights system
Comment: It shouldn't be for businesses to enforce traffic lights, Russell Bell writes.
Universities and the vaccine: All you need to know
With no Government mandate, it has been up to tertiary providers to decide on mandates.
'You're finished': Aussie senator unleashes on PM Scott Morrison
Jacqui Lambie accuses Scott Morrison of lying and labels him Aussie's worst PM in history.
Possible Covid-19 case at east Auckland high school
Howick College may have a case of Covid-19.
Bodies 'pile up' in European nation as vaccination lies take hold
'Sometimes I feel like the whole country has become a resuscitation department.'
More than 1400 DHB doctors, nurses and other staff have not received first Covid jab
Steps are in place to minimise the impact to services from fewer staff, says Clements.
'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
ANALYSIS: Total Covid cases passed the 10,000 mark today - of those, 3249 were Māori.
Cancelled flights: Frustration grows at lack of clarity on international restart
Airlines' hands tied by lack of clarity from Government.
'Constitutional disgrace': Major concerns over vaccinations bill
Millions of workers will be affected by vaccine mandates being passed under urgency.
Supporters chant 'free Tamaki' as Destiny Church leader pleads not guilty
Brian Tamaki has already appeared in court twice since early October.
Doctors have duty of care to all, including unvaccinated: MOH
Health Ministry responds to concerns about treating unvaxxed patients.
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
Iwi collective mobilises teams to reach vulnerable communities
Ranga Tupua to use funding to send mobile units into isolated, vulnerable communities.
Focus: Brian Tamaki appears outside Auckland police station
Destiny's Brian and Hannah Tamaki summoned to appear at Auckland police station. Video / NZ Herald
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.