Long Covid sufferers scared they'll face penalties under benefit reset
Minister has announced a ramping up of benefit sanctions would begin from June.
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Les Mills job cuts as customers ditch online workouts
Half of the gym giant's workforce is based in New Zealand.
NZDF appeals Covid-19 vaccination mandate decision
A court ruled NZDF's internal workplace Covid-19 vaccination mandate was unlawful.
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Vaccine data breach: IT worker in court
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