Mariners driven from Auckland to Taranaki pose 'very low risk'
The were in a group of nine sailors who arrived in Auckland without having to quarantine.
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Focus Live: Transtasman bubble pause to end for West Australia and Northern Territory
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Britain gambles on reopening despite the Delta variant
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