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Lamp tests combine speed of RATs with accuracy of a PCR test and can be self-administered.
'Distressing and complex': Police minister responds to youth crime spike
At least 45 children or teens are allegedly behind eight recent crimes and ram raids.
Kiwis' social media comments monitored to inform Covid response
Govt monitored social media comments for two years; the reports have now been released.
'Safe and sensible': The schools sticking with mask mandates
Some schools join doctors' and scientists' call for classroom mask mandate over winter.
Lockdown created 'forced rehab' for P addicts
Covid-19 lockdowns hindered the supply of meth, becoming a "circuit breaker" for users.
Focus: Covid Outbreak | Saturday 30th April Wrap
There were seven new Covid deaths announced on Saturday, and 7043 new community cases. Video / NZ Herald
Seven more Covid deaths and 7043 new community cases
Yesterday, there were 14 deaths, 8242 new cases and 480 people with Covid-19 in hospital.
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Report calls for urgent changes to maternal health services.
Editorial: Don't leave until you've studied the world
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Dr Andrew Dickson: The Govt has torpedoed my disabled kid's return to school
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KISS frontman slams 'conspiracy idiots'
Gene Simmons is gearing up for his fourth Covid vaccine and says he will keep having them.
Kate MacNamara: The words you can't say on Unite Against Covid-19 Facebook page
Bah humbug and "knickers" to uniting against Covid-19 and the officials who ban words.
MIQ gatecrashing family: Emails reveal officials' fears about 'loophole'
'I hope they don't post anything on how they managed to skirt the system."
New Covid strain confirmed in NSW
Health experts are concerned the vaccines may not be as effective against the mutation.
Focus: Covid Outbreak | Friday 29th April Wrap
There are 8,242 new community cases of Covid-19 in New Zealand today and a further 14 Covid-related deaths. Video / NZ Herald
Live: 14 deaths, 8242 new cases; 480 people in hospital
The 480 people in hospital with the virus include 15 in intensive care.
Covid-19: Moderna seeks to be first to vaccinate pre-schoolers.
It is a long-awaited move toward potential shots for millions of American tots by summer.
Health authorities preparing for Covid resurgence
QR scanning and vaccine passes back on table as officials plot response to another wave.
Covid-19 community case numbers to stay above 5000 before increasing - expert
There were 9047 community cases reported yesterday.
Editorial: MIQ lottery was stacked against too many
OPINION: Our editorial on the court ruling against components of Covid border management.
Revealed: The regions with NZ's biggest Covid-19 case rates
What was our least-infected region now has NZ's biggest per-capita Covid-19 case count.
New Covid 19 drug available in New Zealand
Molnupirav is a course of four tablets, taken every 12 hours for five days.
Focus: Covid Outbreak | Thursday 28th April Wrap
There were 9047 new community cases of Covid-19 on Thursday, and the Ministry of Health revealed 13 more Covid-related deaths. Video / Dean Purcell / Mark Mitchell / Michael Craig
Pastor charged after organising anti-lockdown protest pleads guilty
Leon Samuels pleaded guilty to a single charge of breaching Covid-19 restrictions.
Live: 9047 new Covid cases, 13 related deaths as DHB sees jump after long weekend
Case numbers have doubled in Tairāwhiti, with the highest number in those aged 30-39.
Heartbroken Kiwis call for Government to apologise after MIQ court victory
Grounded Kiwis spokeswoman stayed up all night in London, waiting to be vindicated.
May music festival to support booster shots for Northland Maori
Music festival aims to help whānau get over the Covid blues.
China's Covid lockdown outrage tests limits of triumphant propaganda
New York Times: Public anger is creating a credibility crisis for the country's leader.
Focus Morning Bulletin: 28 April, 2022
The High Court delivers another blow to the Government’s covid response, why bollards aren’t an easy fix for ram raids and review underway following tragic deaths at our ports in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
Which animal viruses could infect people? Computers are racing to find out
New York Times: Biologist Colin Carlson has started to worry about mousepox.
'Heartache, stress': Charlotte Bellis on landmark MIQ court victory
Charlotte Bellis and her partner were playing the MIQ lottery while expecting a baby.
Mask crusaders: 150 doctors, experts want kids to cover up in classrooms this winter
Health experts say NZ needs more measures to tackle Covid-19 - and a clearer strategy.
Returnee who went on hunger strike calls MIQ court decision 'bittersweet'
Kurt Lehndorf's father health worsened while he was in MIQ, he decided to go on a strike.