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Japan's virus success has puzzled the world. Is its luck running out?
New York Times: Japan has not widely tested. It's people going about their lives.
New York Times: Japan has not widely tested. It's people going about their lives.
Former All Blacks coach Wayne Smith is thankful his Kiwi players made it home in time.
Strict lockdown in Italy forces Kiwi family back to apartment as they wait out Covid-19.
New York Times: Most athletes wanted a postponement, though even that has its challenges.
Man accused of "terrorism" after he went to a bar to intentionally spread virus has died.
Geoffrey Rice is an expert on the 1918 flu, and says lessons learned then can help now.
Ministry seeks answers in two days on coping with possible school closures.
The Japan Top League has taken a drastic measure.
Police reportedly saw him behaving in an unusual manner at 4.30am in central Tokyo.
Australian family tell of their frightening experience onboard the Diamond Princess.
New York Times: The Diamond Princess turned into a floating epidemiological disaster.
Experts have slammed the cruise line's quarantine method on ship that Kiwis were on.
New York Times: Prime Minister asked all the country's schools to close for a month.
Chitetsu Watanabe sculpted bonsai trees, grew fruit and vegetables, and loved cream puffs.
From traditional ryokans to ultimate luxury, Japan has a hotel experience for everyone.
Italian authorities are racing to seal off towns as coronavirus cases rise.
A man and woman have died, according to Japanese news media.
Two of the passengers tested positive for the Covid-19 coronavirus and remain in Japan.
New York Times: With few success stories, many colourful characters are being killed off.
New York Times: People are confined and afraid, but their virtual lives are uninterrupted.
The ship's two-week quarantine period ends today.
Japan has been labelled "the next Wuhan" by Chinese state media.
Cruise passengers could be stopped from boarding commercial airliners.
Eleven Kiwis are still awaiting evacuation from the virus-riddled ship.
A total of 11 New Zealanders remain on the coronavirus-hit Diamond Princess cruise ship.
Nearly 10 per cent of those on board have been infected.
Canadian allrounder named beside players likely to become ODI stars and IPL millionaires
MS Westerdam turned away by the Philippines, Taiwan and Japan despite no ill passengers.
Amsterdam is on his wish list, but Paris was a disappointment.
New York Times: Kiwis on ship where there's concerns conditions are helping spread virus.