Covid-19: Crew of the Viking Bay isolating after two test positive
Health authorities say risk to public is low.
Health authorities say risk to public is low.
Just over $2.6m has already been paid out to Wellington businesses.
Their own officials said it wouldn't work, but ministers insist the plans are genuine.
Auckland Airport is preparing for its busiest day since the start of the pandemic.
'We urge [Australia] to stop disrupting China's vaccine cooperation,' Govt spokesman says.
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Three of the people who died from Covid had received their first vaccine dose.
Ministry's plan to hire its own security staff has fallen flat, data shows.
'Everything we're seeing around the world at the moment is experimental,' Ardern says.
Flights added as Australian-based Intrepid Travel urges clear road map for NZ opening up.
Airline's cool chain ideal for transporting temperature-sensitive vaccines.
The fallout continues after multiple players breached regulations to celebrate win.
A lockdown decision will be announced tomorrow morning.
The appeal will run today and tomorrow in the Court of Appeal in Wellington.
The new case arrived in New Zealand from the Philippines via Singapore on June 19.
Australians are back in Queenstown again much to the relief of local businesses.
A total of 451 adverse events following immunisation have been reported altogether.
The Defence Force has been asked to cover security roles at MIQ facilities.
A legal challenge against New Zealand's Covid-19 lockdowns will be heard today.
It started in Peru, where it laid waste to the population. Now it's on the move.
Health authorities in Israel consider whether to recommend a third booster shot.
Restaurants across NZ will protest at Govt's immigration policy by switching lights off.
It comes as 150,000 of the 1 million Pfizer doses expected through July arrived on Monday.
Xavier Bettel tested positive for Covid-19 soon after attending an EU summit.
Duchess "not experiencing any symptoms" and began isolating late last week.
More than 350 new Covid-19 cases reported in Fiji today.
It was estimated between 6000 and 20,000 saliva tests would be done per week.
The Prime Minister on our Covid-19 road map, or what she refers to as a travel path. Video / Mark Mitchell
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