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20 new community cases as Auckland clings to hope
Health Ministry says it expects fluctuating case numbers at this point in the outbreak.
Health Ministry says it expects fluctuating case numbers at this point in the outbreak.
A bakery in Mt Maunganui and a petrol station in Tauranga were visited by a Covid case.
The most recent location was a train trip yesterday to Fruitvale Rd.
The hospital is safe to attend, Counties Manukau Health chief medical officer says.
New locations of interest have been added to the Health Ministry's site this evening.
'A firearm may have been discharged into the air,' police say.
Churchgoers in our biggest Covid cluster are fighting the virus and holding on to hope.
A lockdown of another sort played out on a street in Māngere East earlier this month.
Dr Siouxsie Wiles says vaccines and N95 face masks might be necessary for indoor staff.
Racist comments hurled at some in Pacific community over latest Covid-19 outbreak.
Just over 500 people attended the church service on August 15.
Preferable contact tracers speak a Pacific language, large proportion of cases now Samoan.
Members of Auckland's Pasifika community are being urged to get tested for Covid-19.
The alleged fleeing driver - a 43-year-old man - has been charged with multiple offences.
Students from De la Salle, McAuley, Avondale, Northcote and Lynfield await test results.
There are more than 200 visits to location and with more expected to be listed today.
Staff have been told to stay inside and keep away from the window, the Herald understands.
Two people taken into custody following a firearms-related incident in Auckland's Māngere.
Light rail bosses say their job is to build 'social licence' not to provide details.
'Ultimately, he did not have a choice,' jury told as sick man's last days described.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is set to reveal details about the national booking scheme.
First responders sought advice from detectives after discovering Lanitola Epenisa's body.
Police continue to investigate the death of Kimleang Youn, 28.
Police say Kimleang Youn wasn't a bad person but hanging out with the wrong people.
One arrest has been made following yesterday's hit and run.
A witness saw up to 30 people handcuffed by police.
Emergency services were called out to an assault in Māngere at 5am.
Malia Li is accused of causing her sick husband's death by "gross negligence".
The man approached a child outside Sutton Park School, in Māngere.
Detective hopes the public can play a part in understanding what happened.