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Call for new ideas on helping low-income households with high kai costs
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Govt set to announce free RATs amid concern about missed Covid cases
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Covid numbers jump - PM says no move to red, further steps under orange settings to come
Experts say New Zealand is 'definitely' in the grips of a second wave.
Focus Morning Bulletin: 13 July, 2022
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Luxon urges more boosters, defends 'moving on' comment
Opposition leader tells Australian newspaper NZ has become 'fearful, inward and negative'.
'Nowhere near over': Call to bring back mask rules as Covid 'runs free'
NZ has had a jump in cases and hospitalisations as new variants emerge.
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Māori with long Covid 'just want to be heard'
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Andrew Little: Govt responding to 'chronic staffing shortage' in healthcare
Andrew Little insists the govt is responding to the difficult situation in healthcare.
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A new contagious coronavirus variant is making waves in India, increasing infection.
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The country gets set for a downpour, Auckland smash and grabs leave customers in shock and a movement to lower the voting age goes to court in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
'I was behind them all': Brian Tamaki seemingly admits organising anti-mandate protests
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Building Omicron wave may push hospitalisation rates 50 per cent higher than last one.
Luxon says 'simple, sensible' rules should replace traffic-light system
The Govt is expected to announce new rules for the orange setting this week.
8395 Covid cases, 17 deaths, 689 people in hospital
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Drastic measures at public hospitals as winter ills combine with a spike in Covid cases.
Covid wage subsidy fraud: Govt targets seven more for prosecution
MSD targets more for prosecution while the SFO continues to investigate the big fish.
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7461 Covid cases today, 622 people in hospital - 'significant increase'
Cases, hospitalisations and deaths have been rising as the BA.5 strain gains ground.
Act demands Covid response inquiry, would scrap Three Waters if in power
The Act leader has released the party's first 100 days plan.