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Stratford High School students will be learning from home after an influx of Covid cases.
Omicron outbreak: 8435 new cases, 15 virus-related deaths; how to download new vaccine pass
The updated My Vaccine Pass is simple to request through My Covid Record.
NZ stays at orange, Omicron second wave tipped for winter
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Pfizer says three Covid shots protect children under 5
18 million youngsters under 5 are the only group in the US not eligible for vaccination.
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Theories emerge for mysterious hepatitis in children
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Derek Cheng: Traffic light D-Day and why a 'green' winter would overwhelm hospitals
The Govt is reviewing traffic light settings, but with winter looming, expect no change.
Revealed: Govt sets aside $473m for fourth Covid vaccine dose
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Editorial: Out with the old - Australia votes for change across the board
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Fright night: Loud emergency test alert blares across phones
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Scott Morrison defends his record as Australian PM despite election loss
The outgoing PM struck a a proud and defiant tone in his concession speech.
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Ministry of Health released the latest Covid figures at 1pm.
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Is mass death now tolerated in America?
US gun violence deaths are persistent as nation also marks one million Covid-19 deaths.
Editorial: The dirty disinformation dozen doing harm online
EDITORIAL: Twelve NZ online accounts exploded into action during Parliament occupation.
Covid update: 6635 cases, six deaths today as some schools reintroduce mask wearing
There are 400 people in hospital with the virus, including 12 in intensive care.
Opinion: Might be time to think twice about that Covid sickie
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Jack Tame: We've delayed the inevitable - the worst economic pain is still to come
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Editorial: Grant Robertson calls time on Covid fight
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Auckland schools revert to compulsory mask-wearing after Covid surge
Rising community cases prompt move.
Live: Finance Minister pitches Budget to business leaders
"Scramble" to keep ahead of challenges, but recession not imminent, economist says.
Travel uptake revealed as Visa Waiver countries return
There are fewer than five NZeTAs still valid from before the Pandemic.
'Mentally draining': Wellington Phoenix star retires at 29
The Wellington Phoenix "icon" and seven-cap All White has decided he's had enough.
Live: 7800 new Covid cases, 17 virus-related deaths, 401 people in hospital
Ministry of Health will release the latest Covid figures at 1pm.
Income insurance scheme a step closer as law passes
It means ACC can look into implementing the $3.5 billion income insurance scheme.
My Food Bag lifts annual profit, pays dividend
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Matthew Hooton: $7000 per household - the cost of Govt's Covid vaccine delay
Average household has already forked out around $5500 in extra taxes to help pay for it.
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People with mild Covid symptoms urged to take willow leaf or honeysuckle tea.
Budget 22: $40m RNA spend may help NZ in future pandemics
Govt pumps $40m into RNA research in otherwise 'uneventful' Budget for science.