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Music festival season relies on vaccinations says Kiwi singer
"It's important that our young ones get fully vaccinated so we can hold these festivals."
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Social media users and experts weigh in on how to sort fact from fiction online.
Editorial: Overcoming vaccine hesitancy
OPINION: Our editorial on those reluctant to have the vaccine and what can be done.
Vaccine race: How did Ireland get to 90% so fast?
Ireland is an island with a similar population to NZ. So what can we learn from the Irish?
Hamilton Covid case has links to drug dealing, gang affiliation
At the heart of the Waikato outbreak is a person with a long criminal history.
Whanganui DHB Māori vaccination rate behind overall population
Iwi leaders talk about trying to lift Māori vaccination rates in Whanganui area
Mood of the Boardroom: A pathway full of potholes
Business leaders welcomed the Government's plan to reconnect NZ but there are flaws.
China and . . . 'We've been a long time on the road'
Kiwi companies seeking to maintain their Chinese footprint.
Mood of the Boardroom: Workplace vaccination, the carrot or the stick?
Many CEOs would like staff to be vaccinated, but vaccine incentives are not yet widespread
Mood of the Boardroom: The reconnecting question
CEOs are divided on whether a firm date should be set to open up the border.
Mood of the Boardroom: 'The only certain thing is uncertainty'
The post-Covid world is not going to look like it was in 2019.
Mayor faces public backlash after comments around North Island lockdown
Horrific comments 'not on'.
Developer discounting units $10,000 for jabbed buyers
Sign up before Christmas and McEwan will knock $10,000 off the asking price
Analysis: Why New Zealand still has a vaccination advantage
Moving away from a literal interpretation of elimination doesn't mean waving a white flag.
Auckland Hospital Covid case in neonatal ICU: expectant mothers transported off site, staff 'contingency plans'
An infected person was at the hospital on Thursday, Friday and Saturday last week.
Location of interest shows person with Covid in Hamilton yesterday
The first Hamilton locations of interest have been released shortly after 4pm today.
Auckland MPs allowed back to Parliament - with a hook
The Speaker has signalled a vaccines pass for Parliament from January 2022.
Clover Park resident says lockdown breaches are 'out of control'
A frustrated Clover Park resident says locals are continually breaching lockdown.
Watch live: Mood of the Boardroom – CEOs rate the politicians
New Zealand's top CEO's have their say.
Business to Govt: Please let us bring in rapid Covid test kits
Emergency approval sought for rapid Covid-19 tests to be used in critical work sites
Judith Collins's KFC sales pitch to the vaccine hesitant
Judith Collins said the new rules for Auckland were being made up on the fly.
'Never easy to say goodbye': Friend of latest Covid death describes 'loving' man
A friend of the man asked for the whānau's privacy to be respected.
Focus: Bishop on later Alert levels
National Covid-19 Response spokesman Chris Bishop on the latest Alert level rules, which he says the Government has made on-the-fly. Video / Mark Mitchell
Govt granted Mongrel Mob life member Harry Tam essential workers exemption
He's the second mob boss to be granted an essential workers exemption to come to Auckland.
Focus: Judith Collins on what advice she gives to vaccine-hesitant people
Judith Collins explained the response she gives to people in her electorate who express vaccine-hesitancy. Video / Mark Mitchell
Venice, overwhelmed by tourists, tries tracking them
New York Times: Can surveillance help restore the city's old-world charm?
Second arrest over mass anti-lockdown protest
Around 1000 people attended the anti-lockdown protest on Saturday in Auckland.
Hawke's Bay vaccination campaign to get people to roll up their sleeves
DHB's Ū Tonu initiative urges the region to keep going as national jab day announced.
More than half Auckland's pre-schoolers unable to go back to daycare under relaxed Covid restrictions
"We can't meet the demand of every parent who will want early childhood education."
Auckland at Delta level 3, Step One: the land of confusion
Covid restrictions are like tax rules: some people will always look for loopholes.
Focus Live: 39 new community cases, person with Covid dies in Auckland
October 6 2021 There are 39 new cases of Covid-19 in the community and a person in Auckland's Middlemore Hospital dies of the virus, Dr Caroline McElnay says. Thirty of today's cases are in Auckland and nine are in Waikato.
Positive case on $35m Auckland construction site
Positive case involves a painter who visited large site in Takapuna.