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Help wanted: School seeks people to supervise classes if teachers get Omicron
High school planning for "potential major teaching staff shortages due to Omicron".
Off the hook: The reason one man doesn't have to finish 40 hours of community work
Offenders are in legal limbo as Corrections suspends community work in high-risk areas.
204 new community cases, 46 at the border; 1200 isolating at home in Auckland
New modelling has indicated that over one million Kiwis will be infected with Omicron.
'Infuriated' MIQ returnees finally released from Rotorua hotel
The MIQ returnees were finally released five hours later than planned.
Auckland to Welly for $25: Jetstar's massive book-a-break sale
Jetstar is hoping to keep Kiwis enthusiastic for travel over 2022.
Luxon keen on Act public service policy, lukewarm on Waitangi
Christopher Luxon on curbing public service, and removing Treaty references from law.
Live: Big outbreak predicted as NZ modellers take swipe at earlier '50,000 by Waitangi Day'
It comes as a million Kiwis due for their booster will be getting contacted by text/email.
Emergency failures: Ambulance delayed over an hour for heart attack victim
Family waits an hour for an ambulance to take mother a seven minute drive to hospital.
One-eyed Winky the cat found after 10 years missing
Friendly moggy vanished from his family's Auckland Viaduct apartment a decade ago.
Gang VP who used teens in drug deals was a youth worker for Oranga Tamariki-linked agency
He was a drug-dealing Rebels gang member - and a youth worker in a Govt-funded role.
'Be mindful': Oscar's dad's plea to Covid complainers after 6yo's leukemia battle
Dad says Covid-19 precautions are a "no-brainer" when it comes to protecting his son.
House building costs surge upwards
Timber prices and building consents push costs at the fastest pace in four years.
'Almost Fiji like': Why is it so muggy, and when will there be some relief?
The hot and humid conditions are also expected to spread to more parts of the country.
Inflation, interest rates, reopening NZ: What's really in store for our economy?
Kiwibank chief economist Jarrod Kerr talks to Jamie Gray about what lies ahead for NZ.
Chlöe Swarbrick: Who decides what's fair? We all do
History shows social injustice can be changed, and it's our turn - our future demands it.
Rod Jackson: 'Last chance' - why two doses are not enough to fight Omicron
OPINION: Auckland University epidemiologist says Omicron will be more harmful than Delta.
The future of travel: Flight Centre's trends for 2022
Kiwis want to see their families, beaches and luxury travel when borders reopen.
Catholic Church says abuse cases not yet referred to police
The church reported 1680 cases of alleged abuse - with 592 individuals named.
'They called me a terrorist': Young Indians, hate and Hindutva in New Zealand
The people who watched her grow up turned against her - because of her research.
Multibillion-dollar tech company to train Kiwi school leavers
It's expected more than 10 per cent of workers needed over next decade will be IT-skilled.
Sideswipe: What is that huge fungus?
A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Wellington's council to make u-turn on late night parking fees
Several parking wardens have quit due to safety concerns with the late-night shifts.
Roche denies it took rapid tests, but won't say where missing tests went
Company denies it took tests already in New Zealand, but won't say where the tests went.
Couple fear losing home after insurance company refuses to pay terminal illness claim
'We're going to lose our house.'
NZ Govt bond yields hit post-Covid high as inflation concerns mount
NZ bond yields up 10.25 basis points from Friday.
NZ's $17b international tourism sector big loser as Australia reopens
Competition is fierce for visitors and NZ isn't yet in the game, says sector leader.
Kiwi exec in hot water for 'exploiting' MIQ loophole starts work next week
His company doesn't condone action but seeks judicial review of Govt's entry refusals.
'Big boost week': Text and email alerts start today for 1m NZers
PM says Omicron is likely to accelerate quickly.
Fuel rage: Could petrol prices for 91 also hit $3 per litre?
Drivers could be in for even more pain at the pump.
Pioneer puts $10m into Wellington firm that helps the likes of Uber and GE make better websites
'Our team were getting particularly hungry.'
Convoy protesters 'in for long haul', council considering options
The anti-mandate protesters intend to stay for 'at least a few days' in Wellington.
Surge in school Covid cases; PM won't engage with anti-mandate convoy
Yesterday 188 Covid-19 community cases were reported by health officials.