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As Covid spreads fast, Beijing isn’t in lockdown. But it feels like it
New York Times: Almost no one is venturing out, even after easing of restrictions.
Heading to Hong Kong? Here's what you need to know
Officials announced yet another step towards normality for travellers visiting Hong Kong.
Second anti-vax couple want unvaccinated blood for seriously ill toddler
Croydon Hodge and Doreen Rudolph trying to take their toddler to India for blood donation
Chinese celebrate after government ends Covid contact-tracing app
Telegraph: ”Goodbye itinerary card, concerts here I come” - resident
Australia's big change in fight against Covid coming January 1
The change is coming on January 1, as cases continue to surge across the country.
Over 50s embrace technology, but security risks biggest challenge
Covid-19 has driven higher adoption of technology among older Kiwis.
Analysis: Xi's zero-Covid U-turn shows how much he fears his own people
OPINION: President Xi’s unpopular Covid policy a mistake resulting from power obsession.
Explained: The two big variables that could slow - or grow - this Omicron wave
Omicron peak expected within weeks, but school holidays and functions could change things.
‘This isn’t over’: Baby W parents vow to take action
Lawyer for family says bigger issue to be dealt with after baby boy recovers.
Jackass star fighting for life on ventilator with Covid, pneumonia
Bam Margera was hospitalised with pneumonia ... and then Covid complicated his care.
Letters: Rebuilding Better, petty crime, Three Waters, Auckland Council savings, superannuation
OPINION: Letters on FIFA World Cup, blaming the government, Kainga Ora, and inflation.
‘Zero Covid,’ once ubiquitous, vanishes in China’s messy pivot
New York Times: Propoganda apparatus is now promoting audacious revision of history.
Super-mosquito ‘invasion’ could trigger malaria surge
The arrival of the "Anopheles stephensi" in at least five African countries is a "threat".
Hospital staff sought police help for baby’s surgery to proceed in blood donor battle
A protest is planned for this morning when the baby’s planned surgery is due.
PM mulls lifting incomes with tax credits, but tax cuts could be a while away
The Prime Minister also has a Christmas message for disenfranchised anti-vaxxers.
Roger Partridge: Covid-19 Royal Commission scope not enough
OPINION: Have we got the right Royal Commission?
Editorial: Third Covid wave raises questions over antiviral drugs
OPINION: Our editorial on treatment options for Covid infections.
China eases Covid lockdown and testing requirements in major policy shift
Beijing has pursued a strict zero-Covid policy for nearly three years.
$3.5m meth conspiracy: Baggage handlers say lockdown caused financial despair
Co-defendant Romney Fukofuka, known as the rapper Konecs, will be sentenced next year.
Covid for Xmas? What to do if sickness disrupts your holiday
Holidaymaker questions why booking dates couldn't be changed after getting Covid.
Daily Covid cases nearly double in 24 hours, projected to hit 10K by Xmas
Current cases were dominated by a collection of subvariants, including BQ 1.1 and BA 2.75.
Pfizer asks FDA to clear updated Covid shot for kids under 5
The US company is pushing for the vaccine to be part of the immunisation schedule.
Covid response inquiry hailed amid claims parameters fall short
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced the Royal Commission of Inquiry yesterday.
Man fined for sending health worker violent video after Facebook spat
Violent video sent to health worker after she posted in support of vaccination.
GP texted 600 patients saying he didn't support Covid vaccine
The doctor subscribes to Covid conspiracies, including that it can magnetise recipients.
Black Ferns triumph shows the way to heal our social divisions
The Black Ferns showed us how to be united again. Where else can we find common ground?
China signals ease in virus control amid effort to head off protests
Crowded quarantine centres are no longer mandatory for everyone with the virus in Beijing.
Twitter snubs Netsafe, NZ white nationalist group rejoins
Regulators worldwide are worried about the wheels falling off.
Return of the megaplane: Emirates’ non-stop Dubai flights are back
After nearly 1000 days, A380s are back flying to Auckland.
Cruise ship turned around at Australian port over Covid outbreak
The 4000-passenger cruise ship was turned around at the New South Wales port.
Women warned to be wary of double-edged sword of workplace flexibility
Is working from home damaging your career prospects?
Immunisation expert on facts of Covid vaccination and blood donation
The Immunisaton Advisory Centre is reassuring people there are no safety concerns.
Watch: Chinese protesters cry ‘lift the lockdown’ in fresh demonstrations
Telegraph: Citizens are trying to break free from quarantined apartment blocks.