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Watch: No new Covid cases, Bloomfield reveals weak positive thought to be historical
Three people remain in hospital with Covid.
Three people remain in hospital with Covid.
National wants to look at shorter MIQ periods for arrivals from low risk countries.
Border containment, testing, contact-tracing and how to handle community transmission.
Judith Collins says it was not appropriate for PM to not observe social distancing rules.
National's leader fronts media after announcing a new tech policy in Auckland today.
Cabinet will today meet to review whether the country can move alert levels.
National's virtual campaign launch was overshadowed by a hole in their books
National launched their campaign today - but the lead-up was blighted by a Labour torpedo.
The party wants to protect 30 per cent of NZ's oceans by 2030 and ban bottom trawling.
Ardern lends her support to a group that aims to be a voice for the migrant community.
On one day in May, we became remote islands again - no-one left or entered the country.
National's tax cut plans draw flak from Labour as NZ gets closer to voting day.
The NZ First leader is furious that Labour plans to ditch the PGF, if re-elected.
Grant Robertson says National's plans are actually about stimulating their poll numbers
But National has walked back its previous promise to get government debt down.
Seven new cases of the virus were announced, bringing the number of active cases to 77.
COMMENT: With a month to until polling day, 2020 election defies conventional analysis.
NZ has entered a 'deep' recession – but Collins says National has a plan.
Figures from Stats NZ show the country is officially in a recession.
National says yesterday's Prefu numbers were 'catastrophic and dreadful'.
ZB debate: The 'no' campaign has been accused of using misinformation in its advertising.
Newstalk ZB's Heather du Plessis-Allan is hosting a cannabis referendum debate.
COMMENT: The books are terrifying, on paper.
Winston Peters describes the numbers as a 'wake-up call for New Zealanders'.
Unemployment estimates have been significantly revised downwards.
Shinzo Abe was among the first foreign leaders Jacinda Ardern met in November 2017.
COMMENT: The decision isn't as cautious as normal and may come back to bite.
Peters also again took aim at Labour, calling them the 'other side' in a speech.
Treasury will tomorrow open its books, giving NZ a look at the state of Govt coffers.
The extra $30m is on top of the $100m a year for Kiwi kids' oral health.