Katrina Bennett: An abject failure - protesters' cars should never have been able to get back in
OPINION: Protesters being able to get vehicles back inside barricades is a police failure.
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There were 3297 community cases reported yesterday.
Omicron outbreak: Ambulance crews face record callouts - some waiting up to 12 hours
Ambulance staff being flown in from across the country to help deal with Omicron demand.
'Very high' rate of Dunedin cases shocks epidemiologist
One in five Covid tests being taken in the city is coming back positive.
'Crossed the line': Labour MP receives anti-vax threats, war crime accusations
A group served papers accusing her of war crimes, crimes against humanity, and treason.
Ukraine crisis: Russia evacuates embassy in Kyiv
Tensions escalate as diplomatic efforts are rebuffed by the Kremlin and abandoned.
Police, protesters clash; '30 cars' re-enter occupation area after barrier moved
Police blockades are seeing rubbish pile up and stopping food and portaloo services.
'Absolutely appalling': Tennis star booted from tournament for attack on umpire
One of the world's best tennis players faces a lengthy suspension.
Billionaire's plan for NZ's tallest building back on track
'The delays and challenges were underestimated.'
Mike Hosking: Where is our absent government when the going gets tough?
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Close contact rules changed: Teachers plead for more rapid tests in schools
Frustrated school heads told to spend $300 a day on reliever instead of using $12 RAT test
Please, come back: $2.4b landlord to CBD workers
The consequences for Auckland and Wellington's CBD are dire, warns landlord.
Thomas Coughlan: National ahead with younger voters, what's going on?
Polls have National winning among younger voters.
Sideswipe: Crime against pies
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'It's just completely derailed me': Rape complainant's angst over court delays
Case is one of more than 80,000 to be adjourned or rescheduled in six months.
The Auckland Westfield mall that's about to be super-sized
Institutional investors on the conference call also noted mention of the expansion.
Builder must repay developer $512K in Auckland townhouse fight
Owner/developer claimed $1.02m damages initially but won only around half that.
'No room in my heart for hate': Daughter forgives driver who killed parents
'My parents were great people and they would not want this to derail your life.'
'Hawkish' RBNZ hikes OCR to 1 per cent, forecasts higher peak above 3.25 per cent
RBNZ moves to head off rising inflation.
What Phase 3 of the Omicron plan will look like
The Government signals a move to phase 3 of the Omicron response plan is nearby.
Police, Maritime NZ fear private vessels crossing Cook Strait to join protest
Police noted a number of people and vehicles have left the protest in the past few days.
'It's real … please take it seriously': Rotorua mayor tests positive for Covid-19
Steve Chadwick says her infection reinforces the need for vaccination.
Human Rights Commission begins conciliatory process with protesters
It's day 16 of the protest's occupation at Parliament, which turned violent yesterday.
Michael Hill profit flat amid store closures
Michael Hill lost a total of 9,777 trading days across its store network
NZME shares jump on solid profit result, dividend news
Result in line with guidance.
Putin outlines his demands, pulls diplomats from Ukraine after threats
Russian leader insists on an end to Ukraine's Nato membership bid.
Hong Kong to test entire population - three times
Hong Kong reporting about 5000 new daily infections and has had 145 deaths.
How Tūhoe researcher overcame setbacks to lead NZ's biggest study of children
Sarah-Jane Paine is the new research director of Growing Up in New Zealand.
'Like being punched in the chest': 'Milder' Omicron leaves fit Kiwi struggling to breathe
No taste, brain fog, struggling to breathe - even a 'mild' case of Covid can hit hard.
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Covid has shaken up whānau - healing must unite us again
Tensions fuelled by Covid further setback for Māori but it's time to remember who we are.
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Co-governance and the Treaty partnership project - all you need to know
Cabinet Minister Willie Jackson says co-governance is nothing to be scared of.