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188 community Covid cases today, 14 in hospital
New cases in DHBs across North Island and in Canterbury.
Five cases announced in Hawke's Bay today
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Hawke's Bay residents called St John more than 20,000 times
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New cancer research programme uses genomic profiling that can give patients a second chance
Cancer patients who have exhausted other treatment options can get another chance.
Shane Reti: Are Covid deaths the sole measure of pandemic effectiveness?
A question to ask is whether the death figure covers the breadth of the impact of Covid.
Omicron's 1pm overhaul? Top expert suggests new way of tackling daily case numbers
Michael Baker focuses on moving average to 'smooth out the saw tooth' of daily cases.
Omicron: Testing numbers plunge as fatigue sets in
Testing numbers were dramatically lower after Omicron's spread than after Delta's spread.
Covid-19: Why Kiwis can adapt to NZ's new normal
Kiwis bounced back from 2020's pandemic anxiety - and we can do it again, expert says.
208 Covid cases, mystery South Island infection, as numbers dip from Saturday
There are 12 people in hospital with the virus.
'Entirely offensive': Sir Ian Taylor, the Minister and the call that ended badly
He claims Ayesha Verrall told him to stop writing "bad faith" columns in the Herald.
Record high Covid cases but can NZ flatten the curve better than Oz?
New Zealand is now on the dramatic curve of fast-rising Omicron cases.
Focus: Covid Outbreak | Saturday 5th February Wrap
February 5 2022 There were 243 Covid-19 cases in the community today - the highest daily number since the beginning of the pandemic two years ago.
243 Covid cases - the highest since start of pandemic
The record was 222 daily community cases on November 16 last year.
'Astronomically high': US Covid death toll hits grim new milestone
Covid-19 one of top 3 causes of death in US; most deaths after vaccine was authorised.
Latest locations of interest: Auckland cinema, Jetstar flight and Rotorua fun park
People who attended the private event at the eatery urged to self-isolate and get tested.
Help! Should my toddler wear a mask on a plane?
Travelling with a toddler is hard enough but should we be getting them to mask up?
Meet the sisters aiming to bust into archaic bra industry
PhD students researching ways to create custom-made garments for unique bodies.
Covid-19: Five ways NZ can tackle the Omicron wave
What should NZ be doing before the Omicron wave hits? Experts single out five focus areas.
Omicron outbreak: Record-high Covid cases expected over Waitangi Weekend
There were 209 Covid cases yesterday. The previous record was 222 Delta cases in November.
Ex-MP and Covid theories: The cost of a 'treacherous political rabbit hole'
Former National MP Matt King on why he won't 'sell my soul to the devil'.
Māori reach 90 per cent first Covid-19 vaccination dose milestone
Ninety per cent Māori have now received their first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine.
Torture, tumors and unfair trials: An alleged murderer's plea against extradition
Lawyers say Kyung Yup Kim is suicidal, has a brain tumour and extending case is inhumane.
Focus Live: PM Jacinda Adern's message as million more now eligible for boosters
February 4 2022 Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is this morning visiting Auckland's newest vaccination centre on the city's waterfront to promote boosters.
Covid-19: What can NZ learn from Australia's Omicron wave?
NZ hospitals should prepare for "worst-case" scenario of 1500 daily cases, experts say.
'Community isolation overhaul': GP says funds needed for primary healthcare
NZ needs to overhaul its community isolation scheme and better fund GPs and healthcare.
NZ needs this migrant 'brain gain' - Why isn't system employing?
ASMS has estimated almost 3,000 more GPs and 12,000 more nurses needed in NZ.
Border opening for skilled workers could be too late for horticulture
Some industry sectors fear the movement of workers could go both ways.
'Absolutely worn down': The Kiwis who can now come home after 'bittersweet' MIQ decision
The Prime Minister announced borders would open to stranded Kiwis later this month.
Mixed reaction by Northland leaders to reopening of NZ borders
Stranded Paihia businesswoman in Perth feels unwelcome in her own country.
Breast cancer: Māori, Pasifika and younger women most at risk - report
'Keep asking questions until you get your answers.'
Expert questions how self-isolation will work when Kiwis return in their thousands
New Zealand is reopening but one epidemiologist has some questions on how it will work.
When can NZ expect a Covid vax for under 5s?
A Covid-19 vaccine for kids as young as 6 months may be months away, expert says.