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Editorial: Cause for cautious optimism
OPINION: Our editorial on a potential shift to a more manageable endemic illness.
OPINION: Our editorial on a potential shift to a more manageable endemic illness.
Since Omicron in the community, a number of locations of interest have been identified.
Government is tightening rules for mask use under the 'red' traffic light setting.
Foodstuffs Emma Wooster said many customers continued to shop normally.
Experts say Govt's mask policy could be widened further - and even to 2-year-olds.
"We're not going to sit around and wait for the border to reopen, we are leaving."
Also questions over timing over order, given most hardware won't arrive until mid-year.
ASB CEO urges people to keep up their savings habit.
Tests have been available. It was just a case of putting in the order, writes Ian Taylor.
Videos online show a group yelling abuse at a vehicle they believed Jacinda Ardern was in.
'Joke', 'ridiculous' and 'bizarre' is how the restaurant owners slammed the mask mandate.
Your flight is cancelled or delayed beyond 24 hours, who pays for a new PCR test?
Surge capacity is now up to 77,600 tests a day, the Government says.
January 25 2022 PM Jacinda Ardern said Cabinet has decided to update mask mandates as Omicron cases in the community increase. Masks must now be worn at businesses which serve food and drink, the PM said.
A second Auckland wedding becomes latest Omicron event.
TCDC changes its mandatory vaccine policy a week after it was introduced.
The new centre has replaced the indoor site for walk-ins in Westgate.
A new vaccination centre opens in Auckland's Westgate Tuesday morning to meet the demand for boosters and child jabs. Video / NZ Herald
Speaker takes aim at expat journalist Dan Wootton after incendiary column was published.
New York Times: Health workers are leaving systems that urgently need their expertise.
New exposure sites across Auckland emerge including bottle shop, bakery and bus routes.
Brian Tamaki has been in Mt Eden Prison since Monday last week.
The number comes as NSW prepares to welcome thousands of children back into classroom.
Rarotonga will stay open to travel in spite of New Zealand's omicron outbreak.
Some entrepreneurs have made a killing from importing Rapid Antigen Tests.
Anyone who buys cold medicine is also being tested for Covid 19 in Xi'an.
Experts have been calling for air cleaners to help remove virus particles from classrooms.
New York Times: Omicron offers 'plausible hope' for a return to normalcy, WHO boss says.
New York Times: Researchers try to figure out how omicron defied rules of evolution.
Cases in the US have peaked and are now dropping rapidly.