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Covid restrictions to be relaxed as Government acknowledges elimination strategy is over.
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Parts of the region went into lockdown at midnight after Covid cases were discovered.
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Mike Yardley: No Covid in the South Island - let them off the leash
OPINION: Auckland's iron ring, the boundary, is utterly dysfunctional.
Business leader: Govt needs to make vaccination mandatory for workers
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Is coronavirus getting better at airborne transmission?
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Experts warn Auckland can't move to level 2 given current cases and virus spread.
In Alaska's Covid crisis, doctors must decide who lives and who dies
New York Times: Doctors are prioritising treatment based on who is most likely to survive.
Furious: Protesters gather at council over Three Waters reform
Concern at the proposed Three Waters reform swells in Tauranga.
Wellington on a Plate wraps up 'down but not out' after unusual festival year
Twenty per cent of online traffic has come from Aucklanders, festival director says.
Top Air NZ exec quits to run Auckland Airport
The policy could come into effect as early as February.
Police questioned own vaccine approach after poor uptake of bookings
Staff were asked not to get vaccinated unless through the police's chosen provider.
Govt needs to make vaccination mandatory for workers: business leader
Michael Barnett says the policy is widely endorsed across businesses.
Focus: Greg Foran announces 'no jab, no fly' on Air NZ
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Russia hits new record for daily Covid deaths
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Parent of baby in ICU at Auckland Hospital tests positive for Covid
Movements through NICU have been restricted and DHB is testing staff, babies and whanau.
New locations of interest in Waikato revealed after positive cases
Raglan, Hamilton and other parts of Waikato moved to alert level 3 overnight.
Covid-19 testing capacity expanded in Waikato
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Opinion: Why we need gangs on board for the Covid fight
OPINION: Academic and author Jarrod Gilbert on gangs and Covid.
Derek Cheng: Why level 2 in Auckland would resign the city to the fate of Melbourne, Sydney
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George Hillary: My grandfather vaccinated in the Himalayas
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Personal hygiene poverty exacerbated due to Covid, City Missions call for donations
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New locations of interest: Covid-positive person in community on Friday
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Revealed: Covid patient's vaccine plea in ambulance
Oz paramedic reveals awkward conversations with anti-vaxxers infected with Covid-19.
Auckland lawyer investigated after attending Hawke's Bay races
It's understood the lawyer was granted an exemption to cross an alert level boundary.
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