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Live: 10,000 daily cases by March, Omicron peak in sight - expert
The Ministry of Health reported 1573 community cases yesterday.
Bendon gets out of Naked frypan
Auckland lingerie-maker out of the Naked frying pan and into the Covid fire.
Parmjeet Parmar: Close contact exemptions need a relook
OPINION: 'With rapid rising cases, the holes in the scheme need to be addressed.'
Patient with mental distress not seen by psychiatrist for 7 months before death
A young man took his own life after mental health services failed him.
Double trouble? Delta rates 'holding steady' amid Omicron surge
Delta still lurks amid the Omicron wave, with worries it'll keep driving hospitalisations.
Russia-Ukraine crisis: Fighting near border raises fear of false flag attack
Grenade launchers, mortars and machine guns are reportedly being fired in Ukraine.
'Heading to Wellington': Sir Russell Coutts plans to join Parliament protest
'It's the first time I've ever felt compelled to join a protest,' Coutts wrote.
Amazon adds to its $7.5 billion northwest Auckland data centre plans
Auckland's multi-billion data centre boom keeps getting bigger.
Revealed: Deadly rock falls, fish among 88 Transmission Gully problems
A scathing report lists 88 problems with Transmission Gully.
Bloomfield and his deputy at odds on Bluetooth tracing
The death of the feature seems to be exaggerated - depending who you listen to.
Porteous brothers book place in halfpipe final
Follow live as New Zealand's freestyle skiers seek to qualify for the halfpipe finals.
Woman who suffered traumatic birth wins 18-year ACC battle
Court rules woman suffered mental injury because of physical injuries from surgery.
Tony Blair on Fortress NZ, cancel culture and the haters at home
Times: "I may be hated, but I am also quite liked by some people."
Opinion: Ghislaine Maxwell's email about infamous photo undid Prince Andrew
This whole situation hinges on that notorious photo, taken in 2001.
PM: Motel emergency housing a 'stopgap measure'
She would not say how long motels would be used to house the homeless.
'Shameful': Man who built his own coastal 'park' by reclaiming Tauranga harbour imprisoned
Tio Faulkner built a "coastal park" in Tauranga Harbour. Now he's in prison.
Covid-19: How Omicron has stripped away one of NZ's trustiest pandemic tools
Labs face bottleneck as new variant makes batch processing of samples problematic.
Guilty: Jury rejects private investigator's 'gullible' defence in Trelise Cooper fashion heist case
If Kathy Stephens didn't know the clothes were stolen, she ought to have, jurors found.
Charlotte Bellis MIQ dispute resurfaces: Stop laughing, MP tells diplomat
Get real about pregnant broadcaster 'privacy breach', MPs tell diplomat.
Live: Record 1573 community Covid cases - 1140 of them in Auckland
Yesterday there were 1160 new cases in the community and 56 people were in hospital.
Former MP Matt King confirms plan for new anti-mandate party
Matt King has resigned from National and now plans his own political party.
Silver Lake deal 'not done yet': The new Kingmaker in 'underwhelming' deal
Silver Lake deal clears Players' Association roadblock but faces another major hurdle.
Death of Auckland fisherman in Meremere being treated as suspicious
The body of a fisherman was recovered from the Whangamarino River late Tuesday night.
Supermarket staff feel threatened by protesters shopping without masks
Supermarket staff anxious, exhausted and scared to ask protesters to wear masks in store.
Speaker's ultimatum to protesters: Clear the cars and tents - or no talks
PM says the country's surging Covid cases are the priority - not the protests.
David Beck: Freedom or freedumb? Protesters prove nothing
OPINION: Dear protesters, you can go home now, thanks.
Judge jails Christchurch child sex offender for 'gambit of indecencies' against little girl
Christchurch businessman who raped, filmed child sentenced to a lengthy prison sentence.
Live: Protest 'bit of a dog's breakfast', towing could require two dozen companies
The Police Association president said the protest was a 'bit of a dog's breakfast'.