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Resurgence Wage Subsidy: $33 million paid out in first week
The various schemes have helped 1.7 million-plus jobs, paid out more than $13.4 billion.
The various schemes have helped 1.7 million-plus jobs, paid out more than $13.4 billion.
You could score an original art piece featuring Dr Ashley Bloomfield as Superman.
Four of the new community cases are linked to the "mini cluster".
Finance Minister only approved $3b of $23b, documents show.
John Tamihere needs to win the seat if the Māori Party wants to make it to Parliament
About 2132 million cigarettes were sold last year - 193 million fewer than 2018.
At the six-month anniversary of Covid in New Zealand we have good reason to give thanks.
'Determined that housing doesn't look like it did post-GFC' - Woods
Winston Peters says 'depraved' terrorist should be sent back to Australia.
Not wearing a mask on public transport punishable by $300 infringement notice.
Queenstown man sentenced to 40 hours' community service, must pay $1000 for TV damage.
COMMENT: NZ has done a good job reacting to Covid, now we must manage it constructively.
Parliament's week ends with a mystery and a date: to the sewerage system.
Jacinda Ardern is updating the Government's Covid-19 vaccine strategy this morning
Ashley Bloomfield is downplaying the possibility that a new cluster has been found
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has shared today's Covid-19 fighting plans on Instagram.
There have been more fines issued during lockdown than during the same period last year.
The Govt probe into America's Cup funds has been released.
Ashley Bloomfield says a 'mini-cluster' has been identified
Collins on attack over Government decision to not extend the wage subsidy scheme.
National Party leader says the policy should be extended for another week.
The Government will test 70,000 people in the next seven days – many asymptomatic.
David Farrar and Rachel Morton rubbish claims by Winston Peters over his pension payments.
NZ First and National had called for the committee to be reconvened – they got their wish.
Mayor and councillors blindsided by Chris Darby's proposal.
In a rare show of unity, National and NZ First agree the health committee should return.
The rest of the country might not be at level 1 until Auckland is also ready for level 1.
Overstayer facing deportation says there are no flights for him to leave NZ.
Health experts welcome a longer level 3 in Auckland amid warnings businesses will fail.
Advance NZ has received $65,000 from a company co-owned by the party's co-leader.