We need help to survive: Event company owner tells Government
Event Impressions director Jeff Alexander tells Parliament what the events sector needs.
Event Impressions director Jeff Alexander tells Parliament what the events sector needs.
Finance Minister Grant Robertson and Health Minister David Clark have announced that the health sector will get an extra $3.92 billion over the next four years.
Almost $4 billion will be spent on the health system in the wake of Covid-19.
A total of seven nurses at Waitakere Hospital are now infected with Covid-19.
The refusal follows well-documented issues with public health's ability to track cases.
Top ministers met this morning for an extended Cabinet meeting on taking NZ to level 2.
Infectious diseases expert Professor Michael Baker talks to Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking.
The woman, in her 20s, returned from the United States on April 25.
David Clark's announcement comes just days before Thursday's 'recovery' Budget.
How many new cases of Covid-19 are there today?
Māori and Pacific often among "the first to miss out at times of high demand," DHBs say.
A High Court case prompted another look at applications for isolation exemptions.
Atawhai Assisi Rest Home had the country's first cluster. Now it's clear of the virus.
Focus Live: NZ Herald Political reporter Derek Cheng speaks to director general of health Dr Ashley Bloomfield after an audit by infectious diseases specialist Dr Ayesha Verrall.
Testing for Covid-19 is set to be ramped up further
The Government has unveiled what life will look like under alert level 2.
Toys, sandpits and other currently banned delights will be allowed again.
Matamata cluster began with a person travelling from Ireland to NZ and visiting bar.
Members of the public shared their heartbreaking stories of suffering during lockdown.
At level 2, boaties can hit the water and libraries, museums and cinemas can all reopen.
"It was absolutely disgusting my dad was left alone in hospital," daughter says.
A review into how the nurses were infected is due on Friday.
United Produce started providing produce boxes during lockdown and doesn't want to stop.
PM lauds zero new cases yesterday but warns it says nothing about the success of level 3.
Son opens up on 'eight days of battling and about 36 hours to spare' before father died.
PM Jacinda Ardern says New Zealand can take heart from there being no new coronavirus cases today. But she says it reflects the success of the lockdown rather than actions during level three.
There are no new cases of coronavirus in New Zealand today. It is the first time in almost six weeks that testing has not uncovered a single case across a 24 hour period.
The tests will take place regardless of whether people have symptoms or not.
Patients prioritised as elective surgeries are ramping up under level 3 at many hospitals.
1pm weekend briefings are not happening as a matter of course - there are written updates.