Covid-19 numbers: 11,739 new cases, 58 deaths
There were 11,739 new cases of Covid-19 reported in Aotearoa in the week to midnight.
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Chinese censorship is quietly rewriting the Covid-19 story
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China secretly jailed whistleblower who shared videos of Covid body bags
China secretly imprisoned a Wuhan salesman after he leaked images of Covid deaths.
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Lockdown protest organiser Billy TK wins right to discuss case on internet
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