Coronavirus: Kiwis stuck in Italy speak about life in lockdown
The number of fatalities in Italy due to coronavirus increased by 168 in a day.
The number of fatalities in Italy due to coronavirus increased by 168 in a day.
Due to the coronavirus, Kiwis have been told to avoid travel.
There are over 200 Kiwis in Italy, a country about to enter nationwide lockdown.
Italy's premier extends internal travel restrictions imposed in north to entire country.
The New York Stock Exchange came to a grinding halt as US stocks plummeted.
Complacent or incompetent Western govts will be torn to shreds by unforgiving electorates.
Italy is locking down some 16 million people in attempt to halt spread of coronavirus.
Desperate bid to contain coronavirus after 1200 new cases and 50 deaths in 24 hours.
Melissa Nightingale explains why she's still travelling to Italy during an outbreak.
Staff have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days "as a precaution".
Auckland woman in her 30s tested positive for coronavirus and is in self-isolation.
WHO experts have hailed Beijing's 'aggressive' quarantine measures.
Pope Francis appeared ill while taking part in an evening Mass on Ash Wednesday.
Four of the 10 recorded 'super-eruptions' in past 2.8 million years have happened in NZ.
New York Times: Milan, normally Italy's most dynamic city, has been eerily deserted.
Pupils at Prince George and Princess Charlotte's school have been isolated.
There's been a key change in the number of virus cases being reported around the world.
The lockdown comes as scientists fear the virus is spreading without symptoms.
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Travel goes on board the world's newest ultra luxury cruise ship.
When it comes to your own wedding, there's a lot to be said for skipping town.
A southern Italian gem that offers culture, history and seafood fresh from the ocean.
Yes, we love the soundtrack from "The Godfather," admits Carol Sottili.
Our palates slightly jaded, we craved feeling at home rather than like tourists...
For hikers wanting to get in among the Italian vistas there is good news at last.
It's a laid-back world away from busier destinations like Rome, Florence and Venice.
The shocking discovery remained undisturbed for two thousand years.
In fair Verona, where we lay our scene. . .
For centuries, everyone has wanted a piece of Sicily, including modern wine lovers