College-branded mask now part of school's uniform
More school students are wearing masks despite official advice that they're not needed.
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Supermarket shopper's Covid contact tracing details used for pick-up text
She signed in to buy groceries and ended up getting text messages from a stranger.
Shut the front door! Landlord's costly move before home wrecked
The landlord wanted his tenants gone. His eviction methods have proved costly.
Auckland supermarket closed after visits from Covid-positive cases
A spokesperson said the store has been closed tonight to deep-clean it.
Teenager receives strangers' Covid-19 test results
North Shore's John McCarthy says he's concerned at the DHB's mishap.
Rob Fyfe on Covid-19, advising the PM, why he likes tackling a crisis
Businessman Rob Fyfe talks about Covid-19, advising the PM and why he loves a crisis.
No threat: Suspicious package found on bus near Auckland shopping centre
Cordons on roads surrounding Glenfield Mall are being lifted after Police examine package.
What we know about NZ's current Covid-19 cases
Here's what is known about the community cases.
'Stay close to home': No travelling to Waiheke at weekend, Aucklanders reminded
Large crowds flocked to beaches and parks last weekend despite lockdown.
Australia opens doors to students, NZ stays closed
NZ quarantine hotels are full, but South Australia has room for 300 students.
Cluster linked to several schools; Coolstore a key focus in outbreak - Health Minister
The latest case is a student from AUT, who started experiencing symptoms on the weekend.
Mt Albert Grammar student with Covid 'doing well'
Mt Albert Grammar student who caught Covid is "doing very well".
North Shore primary school pupil's bombshell positive test
Parents are being told to watch their kids' health as Covid-19 spreads to the North Shore.
Covid spreads to North Shore: Pupil positive, Noel Leeming stores closed
A student at Auckland's Manukau Institute of Technology has also tested positive.
Public v private: How children learn at three very different schools
Private, integrated and state schools within a 4km radius could hardly be more different.
Man told police guns were stolen - two days later they found them in the Pink Batts
He was trying to avoid the Govt's gun buy-back scheme
'Wolf' century-old cottage upgraded to 2020 building standards
Wolfkamp's 'paws' were so sore that he had to pack them in ice at night.
Lake Rd traffic woes: Plan to upgrade Devonport's only road in and out rejected
It's due for final approval but AT says it may be tricky after local board voted no.
'No fine will make things right': Widow's long fight for justice over swimmer's death
The well-respected high school teacher died after being struck by a boat while swimming.
Ocean swimmer tragedy: Ports of Auckland fined $424,000
Leslie Gelberger's body was found floating near Mairangi Bay by a passing ferry.
Watch: Police pursuit - spiked vehicle flees on shredded tyres
The final moments of a police pursuit are captured on camera by an eye-witness.
Power outages in South Auckland and the North Shore
Power has been restored for the majority of customers.
Māori language grows in primary schools
Māori language is becoming part of schooling for a third of primary-aged Kiwis.
Commercial tenants feeling 'abandoned' by Govt
Some commercial businesses are still struggling to pay rent for properties they can't use.
Women loses irreplaceable items in house fire
Priceless items such as family photos with boxing legend Muhammad Ali were lost.
'What happened to Be Kind?': Travel agent trapped in $50k catch-22
Landlord wants $50,000 for lease release with no refund offered even if new tenant found.
Choosing childcare: An insider's view
An insider's view of childcare by Glenfield early childhood teacher Nick Batley.
Choosing childcare: How to decide what's best for your child
Take a checklist when you're choosing daycare, but in the end it's love that counts.
Choosing childcare: The price war in the suburbs
New daycare centres are touting for a shrinking number of children.
AK-47, submachine gun, and meth seized in police drug bust
It comes off the back of several other drug-related arrests throughout the country.
El Greco restaurant in North Shore ruined by fire
A fire ripped through the El Greco restaurant in Campbell's Bay last night.
Choosing childcare: From daycare to kindergarten - what are the options?
A guide to a bewildering menu of childcare options.
North Shore restaurant El Greco ablaze
Multiple calls were made to emergency services shortly after 9.30pm to report the fire.
Torbay party murder: 'Stripped from this world in cold blood'
The murder of Faletoi Matue was described as cruel and callous with a disregard for life.