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Covid contacts must continue isolating, despite lockdown exit
The end of lockdown won't mean freedom for contacts who have been told to isolate.
The end of lockdown won't mean freedom for contacts who have been told to isolate.
$1.4m has been spent on advertising for "culturally and linguistically diverse" audiences.
Bloomfield gave a shout out to all the rangatahi, especially those at Papatoetoe High.
Government out of touch with the sector, says Restaurant Association boss.
Govt says lock down in Auckland will not end early despite promising results so far
The Prime Minister has made it clear we're in this for seven days.
Kiwi and US soldiers remember friendly face – but so does the Taliban.
Broadcasting Minister Kris Faafoi has met with Google and Facebook.
Important test results are due to start coming back today.
Experts says New Zealand needs to vaccinate from the border outwards.
The Police 105 non-urgent phoneline has been swamped with calls about Covid restrictions.
PM Jacinda Ardern said lockdown breaches were not tolerable – but punishment not her call.
Frontline health workers will start being vaccinated later this month.
It comes after two recent cases went to work despite needing to self-isolate.
PM says there were complicating factors including language barriers in latest cases.
PM says she knows many New Zealanders were upset and angry about Covid rulebreakers.
More than 10,000 vehicles were stopped by Police at checkpoints, the data shows
"It was important for everyone to be truthful when speaking to officials" - PM
IRD says maintenance finished early.
Is Jacinda Ardern at the point she may need to be less forgiving of the rule breakers?
Big events like The Auckland Lantern Festival cancelled as Auckland is in level 3.
The lockdown measures are to save lives, PM says.
Minister Willie Jackson was on the lockdown Cabinet call, then went back to the boxing.
Slippery virus has community crestfallen, but principal calls for focus in latest battle.
Dr Siouxsie Wiles has stern words for Aucklanders leaving town during alert level 3.
National's Judith Collins has called on South Aucklanders to receive the vaccine first.
People at these locations should get tested and isolate if symptoms develop.
Auckland firms will be greatly affected by the return to trading restrictions.
Motorists without travel exemptions have already been turned away.
A busy week of sport has been turned on its head following the Government announcement.