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Auckland CBD outlets hope for returning workers, tourists
Auckland City's golden mile has yet to stage its own recovery from lockdowns.
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Covid rates in South Island schools increase as peak passes Auckland
Daily case numbers reported by schools in Wellington are also up.
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Hospitality businesses suffering despite easing restrictions
People are not spending enough at hospitality venues to make a difference, say owners.
Air NZ gets further $180m taxpayer support from cargo scheme
The extra support comes as the deadline for a $1b-plus capital raise draws near.
Hundreds more may die in first Omicron wave, Covid modeller says
The total death toll stands at 258, with the current average of 12 deaths a day.
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Live: NZ's Covid cases drop; modeller hopeful Omicron hospitalisations at peak
One Covid-19 modeller is hopeful Omicron hospitalisations have peaked.
'NZ's Omicron death rate comparable to other countries': Covid-19 modeller
There are still 168 fewer people now in hospital than early last week.
Tim Fairbrother: Managing investment fear in a crisis
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Dr Zac Turner: Bad habit to avoid when you have Covid
OPINION: One bad habit that is a definite no-no if you've tested positive to Covid.
Red light fright: Guest nights tumble as Omicron rocks domestic travel
Summer became a wipeout for accommodation providers as travellers stayed home.
Omicron outbreak: Four dead, 10,239 new community cases today
Yesterday New Zealand saw a record 20 Covid-related deaths.
Energy independence within New Zealand's grasp - Genesis CEO
NZers are less optimistic about reaching the goal of being carbon neutral by 2050.
'So much anxiety': Isolating solo mum's struggle to afford basics shared by many
Omicron: People who have never needed help to afford food are now having to use a foodbank
The Front Page: The biggest stories of the week recapped
It's been a big week for the NZ Herald podcasting team.
MIQ: The two-year tour of duty no soldier wanted
Behind the lines with the Defence Force's largest deployment in 50 years.
'Not out of the woods yet': Warning as Covid restrictions eased
Warning that "past the peak does not equal out of the woods" with Omicron.
NZ vaccine maker requests $20m from Govt, but is knocked back
Life scientist says "It's just not right" that there isn't even $20m in the kitty.
Death on the waiting list: He needed surgery - the cardiac arrest came first
Gerry Te Kare was overdue for triple bypass surgery when he died.
Govt appeals High Court decision on NZDF, police vaccine mandates
The February decision determined that vaccine mandates were "not demonstrably justified".
Travel takeoff: Singapore eases restrictions, Tahiti flights back, Fiji relaxes rules
Opportunities for overseas travel are opening up fast.
'Discrimination' over masks forces exemption distributor to abandon process
The DPA will stop issuing exemptions at the end of the month.
'Ridiculous': 16-day PCR testing delays revealed
The delays likely meant Covid-positive Kiwis went without clinical and welfare support.
Yes, the pandemic really has aged you (but here's what you can do about it)
Covid delivers another kick in the proverbials - it's made us old before our time.
Covid-19: 15,871 new community cases, 13 deaths, including person in their 30s
Changes ahead as vaccine mandates in many industries are set to expire on April 4.