
Europe scrambles as Covid cases surge
Race to vaccinate against rising infections in France and Poland as UK eases restrictions.
Race to vaccinate against rising infections in France and Poland as UK eases restrictions.
A new variant is proving to be up to three times more deadly for young people.
MIQ ventilation, exercise areas and pre-departure tests are all potential vulnerabilities.
Europe is struggling to battle highly infectious mutations of Covid-19 which are changing the game across the continent. Video / AP
Fatalities rose by 478, raising the country's death toll to 165,101.
Air NZ has 65% of pre-Covid schedule in system, Qantas says it will restore its network
NZ's population vaccinated: 1pc, much lower than UK (46pc), US (30pc) and Canada (12pc).
Strong grounds for believing rejuvenated global economy will be unlike what went before.
One in five adults responsible for up to 85 per cent of spread in NZ's Covid-19 outbreak.
The analysis shows that chances of a stillbirth increased by 28 per cent in the pandemic.
More than 10,500 tests have been processed in the past three days.
Supporters say it would allow inoculated people to more freely travel, shop and dine.
The 64-year-old Hollywood couple battled the virus last year and are in line for the jab.
Aussies are already making plans to visit in the lead-up to Tuesday's travel announcement.
Actor sick at end of 2019 after flying into South Africa, fears he spread virus globally.
Kaikōura tour operators worried as winter looms.
'All I want is to pay my bills and provide for my son.'
New York Times: "The evidence isn't clear whether they can spread the virus to others."
The 44-year-old was admitted to a Melbourne hospital with a rare blood clotting disorder.
Cricket great tested positive for Covid last weekend and has now been taken to hospital.
Anne Niulesā woke up blind at the age of 37. Services to protect others are in crisis.
OPINION: Lockdown had hit me quite hard in the head.
Editorial: Covid scams are widespread because so many people are desperate.
OPINION: Reluctance over the bubble can no longer be justified.
An April Fool's prank turned violent in Brussels as police tried to enforce Covid rules.
'It is likely they will prioritise countries with high Covid-19 infection rates first.'
A man in NSW is accused of kicking, biting and punching people after mask request.
Authorities urge residents with even the mildest symptoms to get tested.