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Passengers who were on the buses are considered to be casual contacts.
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The next few months will show exactly how well the vaccination rollout is going.
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Scientists have designed a 'smart sleeve' they say could help reduce spread of Covid-19.
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PM on transtasman bubble: 'It will be soon'
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Air NZ refuses boarding to woman with Tourette syndrome
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Covid 19: Ashley Bloomfield music clip cost $40k of taxpayer money
Music remix and video played at summer festivals and other key events.
Covid-19: Could NZ-Oz bubble be the path to eradication?
The world has a genuine shot at wiping out Covid-19, a group of top NZ health experts say.
The people behind the Covid-19 conspiracy magazine
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Covid-19: Why does coronavirus knock out smell?
Brain tissue of deceased Covid-19 patients are helping answer why virus knocks out smell.
There's no 'magic number' for herd immunity
Jacinda Ardern says NZ could reach herd immunity by the end of 2021. What does that mean?
'Russian variant' of Covid now in NZ- what do we know about it?
"Russian variant" unrelated to Auckland cluster and involved in recent Queensland cases.
The Brains Trust: 'I think everyone could see my mum had dementia except me'
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Live: Air NZ crew member with Covid visited supermarket; PM says air crew may face new rules
Three family members have so far tested negative; 14 other air crew are being tested.
Coronavirus Covid-19: Three reasons NZ can't be Taiwan
Why can't we be like Taiwan?, opposition MPs ask. An expert lists three obvious reasons.
'Sliding around in the dark': What it's like to have a rare disorder in New Zealand
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The Covid-19 conundrum: Eliminate or eradicate?
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Covid-19: Why is Auckland not seeing a major outbreak?
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What if Covid-19 never goes away?
Will it be eradicated like smallpox? Will new variants evade vaccines? Will it evolve?
Covid 19: Here are the rules of alert level 3 and 2 lockdown
Auckland is now in alert level 3, while the rest of New Zealand is in alert level 2.
On WHO trip, China refused to hand over important data
New York Times: China has urged the WHO team to embrace the government's narrative.
Will vaccine rollout help or hurt wider immunisation efforts?
Successful vaccine roll-out could lift other coverage rates - but hurt them if done badly.
Too early to say if new variant any factor in new cases - virologist
Bloomfield: "This variant may evade some aspects of the body's immune response."
'Edible bird's nest': Woman fined for selling illegal food with risk of bird flu diseases
The nests are made from the saliva of the Swiftlet bird and carry diseases.
Urgent testing: Will vaccines work against mutant strain?
Experts worry that vaccines will not be effective against the new variant.
Wellingtonian Michael Baker pleasantly surprised with MNZM award for epidemiology
The epidemiologist's advice informed the government's decision to go into lockdown.
NZ breakthrough: How new gut bugs can help obese teens
World-first NZ study treats obese youth with capsules of gut bacteria from healthy teens.