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This is the highest number of daily Covid-related deaths since the pandemic reached NZ.
Rena Joyce denies 'callous' murder of partner, gives evidence at own trial
The woman accused of murdering her partner, burying him in compost takes stand at trial.
Special report: What will our lives be like on the other side of Omicron Mountain?
The outbreak will eventually see less need for Govt restrictions.
Murder-accused Rena Joyce will take the stand at trial
The trial for Rena Joyce, charged with murdering her partner, continues in Christchurch.
'Explosions near the airfield': Russian missiles hit remote cities in unexpected move
Latest events of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Simon Wilson: After the protest - how to heal our Covid divisions
Time for some social healing, but not if we keep thinking Covid affects us all the same.
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Elon Musk and Grimes forced to reveal secret second child
The billionaire was caught out when his new baby was heard crying during an interview.
Govt has 'lost direction': Luxon responds after National soars past Labour in polls
Poll is the first time National has been ahead of Labour since February 2020.
Watch: Brave Ukrainians defuse bomb with two hands and bottle of water
Two men hailed worldwide for their "mind-boggling bravery" and "nerves of steel".
Christchurch mosque attack: Families to see documents
Documents released from police, district health board, St John and emergency specialist.
Auckland case numbers likely to have peaked as rest-of-NZ keeps rising
Nationally, 21,015 new Covid-19 community cases were reported on Thursday.
Tide of patients amid staff shortages in Wellington
About 800 doctors and nurses at Wellington's hospitals off sick or in isolation this week.
Think you have Covid but the RAT is negative? Here's what to do
Some people are testing negative up to six times before a positive result, doctor says.
'We need to get out!' Holidaymakers jump for their lives as van plummets down bank
"I can't even say I was scared because it happened so fast."
'We've run out of staff': Restaurants shut up shop, say Omicron catastrophic
Some eateries have staff but no customers; some have customers, no staff. Some face both.
Senior firefighter resigns from association over 'tone deaf' Facebook post
A senior volunteer firefighter has resigned due to a "tone deaf" Facebook post.
How NZ's Covid-19 vaccine roll-out 'failed' Māori
Relying on status-quo health services doomed Māori vaccine roll-out to failure - study.
Online building products platform inks $35m capital raise
Milot Zeqiri and Brittany Gribben co-founded ArchiPro in 2014.
Auckland Transport under pressure as Omicron causes staff shortages
AT has confirmed it is cancelling about 2,000 services a day due to staff shortages.
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Omicron iceberg: Officials 'flying blind' without better data
Hospitalisation numbers are a useful indicator but also a "dangerously lagged" one.
'Aunty I've done something really, really bad' - Nomads prospect jailed
Nomads prospect stabbed a rival gang member in the face 15 times with a pair of scissors.
Stock Takes: Reality check for Allbirds, Rocket Lab
And the New Zealand share market's price earnings ratio is back to where it was in 2018.
White Ferns cruise to vital World Cup win
The result breathed life into New Zealand's tilt at a second World Cup triumph.
Claire Trevett: Why Luxon's poll gain should have Ardern and Labour worried
Luxon won Auckland in the head-to-head vote against Ardern - and that should worry her.
Brian Fallow: Why Christopher Luxon's tax plan misses the mark
Luxon's tax plan won't do much to help the people hit hardest by inflation.
Boss blames poor reception for sacking worker by text
Boss sacks worker by text after accusations of serious misconduct.
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How a playground for the rich could undermine sanctions on oligarchs
New York Times: Allies of Putin are arriving on private jets and yachts.
John Roughan: Why, ultimately, Putin cannot win his war with Ukraine
Is it fair to blame Russians for Putin's imperialism, asks John Roughan
'You wonder what's happening': Ministry of Social Development begins to sack unvaccinated staff
Despite advice to pause terminations, an MSD worker has received a termination letter.