
17 Covid-related deaths reported today - including a child under 10
Overseas data suggests the country is in for another surge soon.
Overseas data suggests the country is in for another surge soon.
OPINION: Our editorial on the community cases of Covid, and vaccine prospects.
Returning flu and a second wave fuelled by new subvariants spell double trouble for NZ.
Hotels earned an average of $1.3 million a month from being MIQ facilities.
About 6000 people were affected.
Appealing against Grounded Kiwis decision would be 'nuts', National says.
In some hospitals, the flu is now a greater cause of respiratory hospitalisation.
TVNZ presenter reveals fallout after having to skip hosting duties due to Covid.
The US opened Covid-19 vaccines to infants, toddlers and preschoolers.
Some families are being infected with Covid-19 for the third time.
As hospitals experience "extreme pressure" with "abnormally high" patient presentations, NZ Nurses Organisation co-president Kerri Nuku calls on the Government to act. Video / NZ Herald
An Indian couple are set to be deported, despite a judge deciding against convicting them.
Hospital data reinforces criticism that the Covid response has lacked a pro-equity focus
'If you can't wear a mask for five minutes don't come here'.
Empty floors in three key office towers make up 45 per cent of CBD vacancies.
From next Tuesday, people travelling to the country will no longer need a negative test.
Can I get a refund on pre-booked tests? And can I fly when sick? Your questions answered.
Covid 19 vaccinations for kids under 5 may soon become a reality.
Te Whanau o Waipareira Trust is seeing more families reporting Covid-19 reinfections.
New documents reveal Covid-19 misinformation now deemed a 'national security' risk.
The Seven Sharp presenter has been noticeably absent in recent days.
New York Times: Residents must show negative tests to go shopping or use public services.
Pandemic has showed us transformative change can be achieved with enough courage.
Omicron's infected half of NZ and is now set to drive a second wave. But what comes next?
OPINION: The ministry should be embarrassed at its basic errors in the testing debacle.
'I got quite worried when I tested positive that I'd miss the birth.'
A primary factor in the backlog of tests was due to higher positivity levels.
Māori health experts already seeing impact on whānau health and their ability to work.
Director-general of health Dr Ashley Bloomfield says there is an 'encouraging' decrease in cases. Video / Mark Mitchell
Guests and customers are returning to hotel, gaming, restaurant and bar properties.