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One new case of Covid-19 in managed isolation; none in community
Will there be any new cases of Covid-19 in the community announced today?
Live: Quarantinder - love-struck MIQ staffer snuck notes into guest's groceries
The hotel worker was sacked for the hotel room encounter.
Editorial: Too much left to chance in staying safe from Covid
The Covid-19 community outbreak is unsettling and highlights our border limitations.
Aucklanders not out of woods despite long-weekend relief
Chris Hipkins has given the green light for Aucklanders to go away for the long weekend.
Audrey Young: We need to wipe smugness over Covid response - and fix gaps quickly
OPINION: New Zealand has been smug over its Covid success, but can't be for a while now.
Auckland Covid-19 cases: New location of interest released
There are 19 locations relating to the Auckland border-related community cases.
No signs of Covid-19 in wastewater testing, but people urged to remain vigilant
The testing follows positive cases of Covid-19 in Auckland and Northland.
Beehive Diaries: Dangerous liaisons in MIQ and the Wiggles' friend in high places
The Wiggles have a secret fan in high places, and Hipkins on a dangerous liaison.
Covid-19: Govt decision not to let in cruise ship slammed
NZ Cruise Association says decision tarnishes NZ as a cruise-friendly destination.
MIQ staffer sacked: 'Unacceptable' bedroom encounter with returnee
Forbidden hotel liaison was "incredibly irresponsible and extremely disappointing".
Covid 19: Cases visited BBQ King day they left MIQ, staff test negative
More than 30 staff at The BBQ King, in Albany, have all tested negative for Covid-19.
No new Covid cases after testing blitz; MIQ bedroom 'encounter' revealed
Zero new cases give reassurance for Aucklanders wanting to travel for the long weekend.
QR scans double amid latest Covid-19 scare
Onus on Govt to keep momentum up as Covid-19 scare prompted doubling in QR code scans.
Too early to say if new variant any factor in new cases - virologist
Bloomfield: "This variant may evade some aspects of the body's immune response."
'Losing the sense of freedom': 17 days in MIQ, five Covid tests for Wellington father
"The main thing is the uncertainty. When you ask why or how long, no one knows."
NZ comes top in international research on Covid response
While Aucklanders get tested, new research has backed NZ's Covid response.
Covid-19: Ground zero at Auckland Pullman MIQ - four cases and counting
A managed isolation facility is now at the centre of an investigation into disease spread.
Bland or bountiful? MIQ guest complains about breakfast - you be the judge
The man's fed up with meals constantly featuring chicken and missing components.
Covid-19: Phil Goff wants council involvement in local lockdowns
Phil Goff said all sorts of problems occurred during the Auckland lockdown.
Travellers' tales: MIQ mingling, guests share footballs, frisbees
More travellers come forward about MIQ mixing, but Govt insists protocols are strict.
'Very well-run': Returnee describes Pullman Hotel quarantine
A returnee at the Pullman Hotel believes the MIQ system is robust and well policed.
Covid-19: Traveller's worries over mingling at isolation hotel
Traveller alarmed at new arrivals and people soon to leave mixing in MIQ hotel car park.
Infected in MIQ: New Covid community case has South African strain
The community case has 15 close contacts and likely got Covid in MIQ.
Covid-19: Pullman Hotel returnees urged to self isolate, get tested 'immediately'
The new case and the source of the infection were in rooms "in close proximity".
'Disappointed': Businesses visited by community case find out on Facebook
'We have not been contacted by the Ministry of Health as yet.'
Government grants vaccine suppliers indemnity against claims
Pfizer and BioNTech are supplying 750,000 courses of their Covid-19 vaccine.
Editorial: More spreadable virus strain puts focus back on masks
EDITORIAL: Covid-19 has become better at spreading and one strain could be deadlier.
Nine new Covid cases in managed isolation; a year since first test
Today is a year since first Covid-19 PCR test in NZ. Almost 1.5 million tests done since.
Covid-19: Daily saliva testing offered to border workers
Border workers can now get saliva tests, but it is not goodbye to the nasal swabs yet.
Daycare food fight: Sausages, dried fruit, popcorn, raw apples banned
Watermelon seeds must be removed and peas cooked and mashed for under 3s.
'Massive undertaking': How NZ is preparing for Covid vaccine rollout
Training to give vaccines should start next month, with up to 3000 more staff needed.
Covid-19 coronavirus: Ten new cases in managed isolation
The latest update from the Ministry of Health on Covid numbers.
Travellers allowed to skip managed isolation for medical reasons
Five were approved under the medical exemptions and one for "exceptional circumstances".