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.
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'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.
Would you spend $500,000 and move countries to educate your kids? This Korean mum has
"Sometimes I feel like I have a lot of responsibilities on my shoulders."
Cases tear through Melbourne aged home after dodgy RAT results
Major concern with rapid antigen tests exposed by a worrying spread of cases in Melbourne.
Anti-vax vandals attack testing centre
Protesters smear centre with the words "Die", "Why Kids?", "Stop It" and "Rory RIP".
Health expert calls on people to get tested
Fewer than 13,000 people swabbed in the past day, raising fears of infected and unaware.
'Nowhere to pivot': International student sector still haemorrhaging
'Reduction in revenue significant': Chris Hipkins on international student cash flows
Lucky break: Off-duty surf life-saver rescues trio from rip
Rob Ratten decided to spend 10 more minutes at the beach - his decision saved three lives.
Latest political poll: Large drop for Act sees bump in support for Labour, National, Greens
It comes after a tough start to the year for the Government.
Williamson to miss tests as Black Caps make surprise selections
An already testing assignment against South Africa has been made even more difficult.
James Luck: 'The difference between a drag queen and boy in a wig is confidence'
Drag artist has danced all over the world, including for Jessie J, Little Mix and Sia.
Revealed: What Kiwi parents care about most when choosing a school
Public versus private? Sport versus grades? Here's what 1000 parents say really matters.
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Father contracts Covid. A year later he dies for three minutes in diving accident
He caught Covid after a 30-second hug. A year later he nearly died in drowning accident.
New Auckland home valuations: Who's paying the price?
About 111,000 ratepayers face a rates increase of more than 10 per cent.
Tim Hazledine: Throwing light on rail plans
OPINION: Emeritus economics professor asks why the choice has to be rail or roads?
Simon Wilson: Why so much Luxon love when he hasn't done anything yet?
While Christopher Luxon's honeymoon rolls on, he's done little so far to cause any cheer.
MAFS Australia bride disgusts with insulting tirade
One bride's offensive rant has provoked her husband to declare, "She's a bit of a dick".'
'Disorder event': Screaming, revving, gang 'chanting' heard
'We want to reassure the public that we take this behaviour extremely seriously.'
Opinion: Queen burns Prince Harry in historic statement
There were two fascinating words in Queen statement about Camilla that most people missed.
'Most emotional days of my life': Hunger striker reunites with dying dad
Kurt Lehndorf had gone without food or water for more than 60 hours.
Fonterra-Govt talks open door for a look at retail dairy prices
People are entitled to ask for a ComCom analysis of dairy retail market: Damien O'Connor
Primary school children test positive in Hawke's Bay cluster
Te Mata Primary School is working with the DHB after a suspected Omicron outbreak
Muggy nights ahead for upper North Island
Kaitāia, Dargaville and Whangārei not expected to dip below 23C all week.