Explainer: Why are we still seeing new cases of Covid-19?
We talk to the scientists who have steered us to alert level 3.
We talk to the scientists who have steered us to alert level 3.
But an expert says NZ has yet to define what elimination of Covid-19 actually means.
NZ goes into level 3 tonight at 11.59pm, after being at level 4 for more than four weeks.
The restrictions to receive the jab have lifted - and 700,000 vaccines are available.
The locations of New Zealand's Level 4 clusters. Video / NZ Herald
'If you look at this week's cases compared to last week, we're in a better place.'
All your bubble questions answered as NZ prepares to leave alert level 4.
Sandpits stay closed; parents advised to wait in cars at dropoff if necessary.
We say: The Government's call to "go hard and go early" appears to have paid off.
"You can find very high-level specialists on both sides of the argument," Bloomfield says.
Police also have a warning for Kiwis wanting to sneak away this weekend.
Medical experts say hospitals should offer full services until resources run dry.
Breast cancer diagnosis on day lockdown start forces woman into costly private surgery.
'No one wants to create any kind of extra additional stress for families ...'
Access to specialist treatment, cancelled procedures, visiting patients, among complaints.
Schools and early childhood centres will open on April 29
Health Ministry has confirmed it had talks with Palantir over data management.
Some practices say they are now facing closure unless they can get urgent support.
Morrinsville College principal's warning: 'Children can contract Covid and they can die'.
Letter from HDC to Health Minister raises concerns for normal healthcare during pandemic.
79 staff were swabbed after coming into contact with a nurse infected with the virus.
"It is believed damp masks may be the source of the breach."
Ministry says closing schools and childcare reduces deaths by only 2 to 4 per cent.
Dr Frances Hughes believes New Zealand could draw in more nurses.
The death of a West Auckland woman brings the Covid-19 toll to 13.
There are five new cases of Covid-19 today. There was a further death - a woman in her 70s from St Margaret's rest home in Te Atatu. Education Minister Chris Hipkins says that distance learning will continue 'for some time'.
Experts say we don't know how much children transmit Covid-19 to others.
The Auditor-General will conduct a review over the next month and then publish it.
Targeted workplace testing will start next week under alert level 3.
Some childcare centres will stay closed, but most schools will open on April 29.