
Trampers' performed CPR for hours on dying Kiwi in Indian mountains
Janet Nye died from cardiorespiratory arrest during a trek in the mountains.
Janet Nye died from cardiorespiratory arrest during a trek in the mountains.
Medical students in India have been over worked, under paid & exposed heavily to the virus
Health experts say another six weeks needed before next steps in homicide case.
New York Times: The wealthy can pad the blow of many crises. But this time it's different.
The Serpent diplomat: 'I'd seen people dead before but... not in that manner.'
New Zealand suspended travel to and from Perth after the city went into lockdown.
Visas for overseas pilot students could be a lifesaver for Whanganui's flight school.
'You have to take it one day at a time.'
First aid shipment expected to leave France later this week.
New York Times: But it likely won't be enough to stop the unfolding catastrophe.
Traveller from Perth self-isolating after trip during lockdown there via Sydney.
City lockdowns send thousands of migrant workers - some infected - back to their villages.
Scott Morrison is under pressure to lock down Australia's borders with India.
New Zealand is poised to help India, where Covid-19 is starting to cripple the country.
New York Times: Working conditions have long been an issue. Now many have no job at all.
Critics sound alarm bells for the public as India's brutal second wave of Covid-19 hits.
India has set another record for daily Covid infections for a fifth day in a row.
"It looked nothing less than a war zone," says a local of New Delhi's biggest cemetery.
Travel bubble trouble between NZ and Western Australia after community cases.
A travel bubble freed up 1300 MIQ rooms - how the Govt closed the door on Covid risk.
An extreme surge in coronavirus infections leaves India short of medical care and oxygen.
The changes will see about 140 fewer passengers a week arriving from India
Oxygen cylinders being sold on the black market, police ordered to escort every delivery.
MPs consulted over government exemption needed to let in Indian students
Grim surge sends more and more sick people into India's fragile health care system.
Crematorium workers say bodies are being burned all night but something doesn't add up.
Tests are delayed. Medical oxygen is scarce. Hospitals are understaffed and overflowing.
No beds, oxygen for critically ill patients as nation's Covid wave worsens.
'I do not say the system has collapsed, but it has reached its limits,' minister says.
A number of new infections in London involve people who had already been vaccinated.