Robertson: There will be enough power, but cable won't be fixed overnight
Grant Robertson said the cable that caused the power emergency won't be fixed overnight.
Grant Robertson said the cable that caused the power emergency won't be fixed overnight.
Covid is coming, ready or not.
ANALYSIS: The infection's source is a key clue for how far the virus might have spread
All New Zealand primary and secondary schools are closed.
More testing sites would be opened following the new community case.
"We want to remind customers that we've been here before."
There is no known link between the community case and the border.
Despite pleas not to go panic buying, supermarkets are seeing huge crowds tonight. Video / Stacey Beale
August 17 2021 The Covid-19 wage subsidy will be available to businesses across the country, not just Auckland and Coromandel.
Aucklanders are being urged to wear masks and to avoid panic buying at supermarkets.
People are being urged not to panic buy groceries this evening after lockdown announced.
August 17 2021 Auckland and Coromandel will go into level 4 lockdown for seven days – and the rest of the country for three days – from 11.59pm tonight.
The first OCR rise in seven years could be on hold as Covid case forces a re-think.
General practices would move into a predominantly virtual consultation model.
New York Times: The new flood of cases has forced people to recalibrate.
OPINION: Chris Hipkins has already warned a hard lockdown would be the go-to for Delta.
Shoppers rush to Auckland supermarkets following the announcement of a community case of Covid-19. Video / Supplied
New York Times: The most prevalent symptoms seen among people with delta variant.
Financial Times: Pharmaceutical companies have been hesitant to relax patent regulations.
The infections happened via open doors at the Jet Park hotel in Auckland.
Some Kiwis are getting $150 payments and time off work to get vaccinated.
New York Times: Close contact with caregivers may make them likelier to transmit it.
New York Times: Johnson & Johnson sending shots from South Africa to other countries.
'It should be an absolute priority to have this information,' public health expert says.
New York Times: Disease kills far more children in developing countries than in rich ones.
A police operation across Sydney is now in effect to enforce lockdown compliance.
Today's new MIQ cases are travellers from Russia, the United Kingdom and Fiji.
Australian PM says one state's Covid-19 plans are 'against the county's interests'.
New York Times: Vaccination is not a personal decision, it has consequences for everyone.
"They think they are protecting local jobs. Their actions are doing the opposite."