Delta outbreak warning: 'We're looking at a very serious situation akin to 1918'
A Māori health researcher says the Covid situation could be akin to the 1918 pandemic.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromCoronavirus
Confronting scan shows Covid's vicious consequences
A picture speaks a thousand words, and this one is yelling at us to get vaccinated.
Covid-19 triggering surge in eating disorders: Waikato study
The research suggests Māori may not be getting help.
Live: 'Holding our breath' - Covid case in Northland; lowest Auckland vax areas revealed; Taranaki checkpoints set up
Leading researcher on Māori vaccination rates: 'A very serious situation akin to 1918.'
Covid-19: Government to meet companies wanting antigen testing
Coalition of 25 firms are pleading for clearance to import 370,000 rapid antigen devices.
John MacDonald: Sitting ducks in the South Island
OPINION: The border between the North and South Island should be closed.
Pfizer asks US to approve vaccine for ages 5-11
Plan to ship lower-dose vials, especially marked for use in children.
Into the sunset: Why global airlines could leave NZ off the radar
As other markets open up airlines may exit for good.
Covid-19: Huge vaccination dilemma facing churches
It comes as the conversation around mandatory vaccinations heats up.
Exclusive poll reveals just how many Kiwis keen to get vaccine
More than half the eligible population is already fully vaccinated.
Fears for thousands of kids in emergency housing as Covid outbreak grows
Race is on to vaccinate families of thousands of kids are in Auckland emergency housing.
'Totally abandoned': Virus measures stop legal return of thousands to NZ
Mum who flew to Canada to support her daughter hasn't come close to getting MIQ slot.
Second Covid test returns positive in case of essential worker in Whangārei
Northland locations of interest will be added to the Ministry of Health website tomorrow.
'Zero Covid' among Waikato gang members - Mob spokeswoman
'From our research we believe there is zero covid amongst gang members in the Waikato.'
NZ International Film Festival cancels this year's Auckland edition
Organisers say the current alert level doesn't allow for it.
Live: 29 new cases, Waikato boundary extended south from tonight
The Government will today outline where rapid antigen testing will be used
Air NZ still aiming for New York, riding out lockdown hurdles
''There is a theme emerging and it says if you've been vaccinated you're free to go.''
'We need to get out of lockdown': Charities reeling due to restrictions
The ongoing lockdown is devastating for charity organisations.
Watch: Mood of the Boardroom - CEOs deliver their verdict on the Govt
Business leaders' mood darkens over Covid response.
Focus: NZ Delta Outbreak | Thursday 7th Oct Wrap
There were 29 Covid cases in the community on Thursday, including five in Waikato - prompting the current boundary to be extended to the south from 11.59pm on Thursday night. Video / NZ Herald
Two people test positive for Covid-19 on North Shore
Residents and visitors to the area are being classed as casual contacts.
Editorial: The Govt has thrown regional NZ a Level 2 hospital pass
EDITORIAL: Thousands of people are technically allowed to cram into stadiums. Technically.
Vaccination by area: Which parts of NZ are lagging behind?
Find out how your suburb's vaccination levels compare.
MIQ meals being flown frozen from Auckland 'not fit for human consumption'
The man says he has not eaten in 60 hours.
Covid 19: Waipā to move to alert level 3 tonight
There are 29 Covid cases in the community today, including five in Waikato.
Victoria records 1638 new Covid cases
Victoria recorded 1638 new Covid cases on Thursday, with health officials also announcing another two deaths. Video / Sky News Australia
A new vaccine strategy for children: Just one dose, for now
New York Times: In some countries officials are trying out single doses for children.
'It came from our cluster': Wife of man who died from Covid also battling virus in hospital
A man who died from Covid served as a deacon at his church for about 10 years.
Rapid antigen testing pilot approved after months of delay
The Government has approved a rapid antigen testing pilot.
Focus Live: 29 new Covid-19 community cases
October 7 2021 There are 29 Covid cases in the community today, including five in Waikato - prompting the current boundary to be extended to the south from 11.59pm tonight.
Auckland restaurant owner defends 'private picnic' bookings
Government's Covid-19 Group says Midnight Gardener's initiative not within the rules.
Waiheke Islanders divided over border that shuts out Aucklanders
Keep the virus out and vulnerable people safe, says one local ... but not everyone agrees.
Live: Level 3 Waikato boundary could extend as virus spreads
The alert level 3 boundary in Waikato could be extended if more Covid cases show today.
Experts warn Kiwis to be ready for encounter with Covid before Xmas
Epidemiologists warns all Kiwis to be prepared to encounter the virus.