‘Treat flu like Covid’: Experts want new strategy for pandemic’s next phase
NZ should treat other serious respiratory infections like Covid-19, leading experts say.
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Editorial: Hipkins chips away away at late election opening
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Why Covid can be so disruptive to your sleep
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Luxon claims 'we have become a country of bureaucrats in NZ'
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‘Covid is not done with us’: Decades before impact of pandemic known
Experts warn it may be decades before the full impact of Covid-19 is known.
How Covid affects the heart: Short and long-term risks becoming more clear
NYT: Three years into the pandemic, the short- and long-term risks are becoming clear.
Remote work revolution: Where in the world are people back in the office?
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Opinion: We need to talk tourism as election approaches
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Long Covid clinic in Christchurch to close
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An inside look at Covid’s lasting damage to the lungs
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Covid restrictions have been rolled back in NZ, but the disease is still serious for some.
Huge truancy numbers due to 'Covid, distrust in Govt and anxiety'
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Police inspector found guilty of breaching Covid-19 border without exemption
At the time, one source said the Auckland inspector took family members to a funeral.
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Editorial: Last Covid restrictions gone, protection is now up to us
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Undue risk: Man who attempted to bring down NZ's power grid to remain behind bars
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GP pleads: Keep wearing masks and isolating with Covid
Covid practises should stay in place to stop the spread of the virus, say experts.