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Cost of living rising at the fastest pace since 1990, Statistics New Zealand says.
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OPINION: NZ is dangerously isolated and has less international influence than ever before.
'A nightmare': Lending changes pushing Kiwis to loan sharks
Borrowers who have not missed payments for 20 years are being rejected for a loan.
Dr Bryce Wilkinson: The train wreck that is Govt policy-making
OPINION: This year is going to be busy and difficult for the Government.
Business groups anxious over return to working from home
Government financial assistance required for firms facing third year of disrupted trade.
Rising cost of living in Aotearoa may trigger civil disobedience: social service
The rising costs of living have a social service warning of possible "civil disobedience".
Scrapping MIQ for overseas arrivals would 'free up badly-needed resource': DHB report
MIQ rooms could be used to help people who can't isolate at home, the DHB report states.
New Covid-19 mask rules: Everything you need to know
Masks play a significant role when 'done right', says PM.
PM says protesters targeting her van was 'just another day'
Videos online show a group yelling abuse at a vehicle they believed Jacinda Ardern was in.
Opinion: We need to declare a health workforce emergency
Health official on staff shortage under Covid, impact on other surgery, staff retention.
Editorial: Ardern's heavy bet on boosters
EDITORIAL: It is now clear that boosters are essential to dealing with Omicron.
Supply-chain disruption 'inevitable', but work under way to reduce impact
It is 'inevitable' as Omicron spreads there will be some impact on the supply-chain.
Watch: Luxon says Govt snoozed in summer, now NZ loses
National Party says "Delta mindset" must go and urgent steps needed to protect vulnerable.
Omicron threat: Why Siouxsie Wiles won't be going to bars or restaurants
Siouxsie Wiles says airborne risk means she'll be staying away.
Omicron threat: The new red-light setting - how life will change from 11.59pm tonight
Omicron is now circulating in Auckland and is also in the South Island, says PM.
'Such is life': PM calls off wedding as Omicron spreads
Jacinda Ardern says her wedding will not go ahead, as NZ goes into red setting tonight.
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The nine people attended events with well over 100 people.
'No need to panic buy': Kiwis flock as red light move announced
Finance Minister Grant Robertson says there is no need to rush to the shops.
'We're not going to stop Omicron, but we can slow it down': Experts on community outbreak
The news was revealed at a snap 11am press conference by the PM.
NZ to red tonight; Omicron circulating in Auckland, possibly South Island - PM
PM Jacinda Ardern confirms 9 community cases of Omicron in the Nelson area.
Air NZ crew member tests positive, linked to five domestic flights - tests to confirm if Delta or Omicron
More details of the latest cases will be provided at 1pm.
Back to school with Omicron: How we will keep schools open with new variant
Masks, testing, teacher shortages and school camp - all you need to know for school 2022.
Live: Is it Omicron? Nine cases, five Air NZ flights - all eyes on genome tests today
Air NZ crew member and nine Motueka cases will soon find out if they have Omicron.
Red light 'not good enough at stopping transmission' - Dr Siouxsie Wiles
The microbiologist warns the Government's plan won't slow down an Omicron outbreak.
MIQ's purpose would change with Omicron spread, but still useful, expert says
Epidemiologist Michael Baker says MIQ will remain valuable even if Omicron spreads.
Elon Musk responds to National MP's appeal for help on Tonga
SpaceX and Tesla CEO has offered to help Tonga, but says it will be difficult.
Warning NZ on brink of 'major border failure' as outbreak looms
"The Omicron pattern is continuing almost inexorably towards an outbreak in New Zealand."
Claire Trevett: Will 2022 be PM Jacinda Ardern's Year of Reckoning?
The PM had hoped a good summer would spell the end of discontent over Delta. But has it?
WorkSafe probes vaccine pass complaints at Wellington cafe
The café closed last year and made staff redundant, but is now back open.
Covid crunch: Auckland lockdown cost $8 billion
Treasury has calculated the cost of Auckland's August to November lockdown.
Labour regaining momentum in latest poll, Luxon surge stalls
National's surge has stalled in the latest Taxpayers' Union-Curia poll.
Queues taking four hours to process as generous public turn out for Tonga
The aid is from a trust set up for the purpose of disaster relief in the Pacific.
Covid experts praise MIQ pause but say more action needed
Overnight it was announced that the upcoming MIQ room release was postponed.