Covid killed the clinic: IRD has liquidators appointed to medical centre
Statement of assets listed those as being negative, the company owing about $313,000.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromCoronavirus
'Mind-boggling': Govt defends $500m spend on unused and expiring Covid tests
The Act Party says it is 'mind-boggling' mismanagement.
Judge finds tikanga relevant in vaccine refusal sacking
Employment Court case could have ramifications for the entire public service.
H & J Smith's closure: 21 key questions answered
The retailer has formulated key questions it says people are asking about its closure.
Editorial: Still paying for bungled RATs rollout
The Government's delivery of RATs was flawed from the outset.
Unused Covid tests worth almost $160m could be wasted
The Health Minister says Te Whatu Ora needs to 'get on with' finding a solution.
PM Chris Hipkins’ China visit: President Xi meeting today in Beijing
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping today.
'Tour de force' in heritage restoration wins Property Council award
Sensitive refurbishment and amalgamation of the buildings takes prize.
Man accused of wrongly claiming nearly $1 million in Covid-19 wage subsidy
EXCLUSIVE: Nearly $1 million acquired in man's wage subsidy fraud, MSD alleges.
'Sorry': Protester who incited Parliament protest fires hadn't been in trouble before
Now he's serving home detention after being sentenced in court.
NZ's biggest builders: The contenders with $100m-plus workloads
They're nipping at the heels of the biggest operators.
‘Covid isn’t over’: Kiwi travellers caught out by virus while abroad
The average claim is $1500 for Kiwis on holiday.
Tragic milestone: NZ on verge of reporting 3000th Covid-19 death
Epidemiologist says coronavirus is on track to claim twice as many lives as flu in 2023.
Shane Jones: World Health Organisation needs reform - not fattening
Opinion: Proposal for agency to be given binding legal powers over countries needs outing.
'A full circle moment': Sir Ashley Bloomfield recalls father's MBE during investiture ceremony
He was knighted today in recognition of his service to public health during pandemic.
Failed Auckland housing developer owes creditors $40m
Delays, material shortages and pandemic-driven cost overruns blamed.
Covid-19 numbers: 14,371 new cases, 49 deaths in past week
The total number of deaths from the disease is now 2942.
‘Have courage’: Tokelau records its first four community Covid-19 cases
Tokelau remains in lockdown following the announcement of its first Covid community cases.
New study finds 1 in 10 get long Covid after Omicron, identifies key symptoms
Early findings highlight a dozen symptoms that most distinguish long Covid.
Editorial: Covid still has capacity to challenge
Opinion: Our editorial on new revelations about the coronavirus.
Blackmailer threatened to send video to former Air NZ manager's new employer
The wife of an Air NZ employee tried to blackmail manager during defamation case.
Watch: 'Currently between jobs': Jacinda Ardern speaks at WHO assembly
Ex PM jokes, pays tribute to Bloomfield, Gerrard in NZ Covid response.
Covid-19 numbers: 14,657 new cases, 43 deaths
There were 14,657 new cases of Covid-19 reported in the week to Sunday.
Covid-19 sends Tokelau into lockdown
Up until now, Tokelau was one of the last countries to experience community transmission.
Biggest ever emissions reduction project, Covid booster uptake slows & legal challenge to block nurse strike | Focus Morning Bulletin: 22 May, 2023
The government unveils biggest ever emissions reduction project, Covid booster uptake slows and why legal action could stop nurses from striking in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
Most eligible Kiwis yet to get Omicron-targeted booster
Most eligible Kiwis haven’t bothered to get the bivalent booster since it became available
123-year-old southern retailer H & J Smith closing three stores, 220 jobs lost
'The Smiths are such humble people. They’re some of the most experienced retailers in NZ.'
Cost of free school lunches a hungry hole in Budget 2023
Covid money funded free school lunches, now the chicken (wraps) are coming home to roost.
Developer of $60m Waiheke Island coastal housing estate wants out
Sales of the housing sites taking longer than expected.
Modular house builder hits the wall, unable to pay IRD $298,000
The company wanted to reduce waste and build in a more sustainable and higher-quality way.
Whanau Ora staff graduate with level 5 diplomas
Staff members have studied while working for the agency.
Back from an 855-day sleep: Air NZ brings last big jet back from the desert
The return of the big plane adds much-needed capacity to the airline's stretched schedule.
Covid 19 pandemic: Fast-rising Omicron subvariant may have spawned here in NZ
A fast-rising proportion of Covid-19 sequences are a subvariant thought to be homegrown.