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Police arrest more lockdown protesters, non-mask wearers
The arrests took place in Christchurch and Kaitaia.
'Worrying time' for school community: Avondale College principal
Immediate focus on supporting each other and following health guidelines, principal says.
Children aged 12 to 15 can now be vaccinated - PM
More than 260,000 children aged 12 to 15 in New Zealand can now receive the vaccine.
Call for NZ to be split into four zones to manage alert levels
Different Covid alert levels could then be applied to each of the four zones.
'Possibly a bigger outbreak': Expert predicts longer lockdown; 'Dangerous' locations of interest; Aucklanders queue to be tested
There are now 10 cases of Delta in New Zealand and almost 70 locations of interest.
The 10 Covid Delta cases: Here's what we know
The 10 cases include an AUT student, an Avondale College teacher and a tradesman.
PM explains why Ashley Bloomfield is yet to be vaccinated - but he is booked in
The PM received her second dose of the vaccine in July.
Editorial: Time to step up vaccinations
EDITORIAL: New Zealand needs to adapt the "go hard" attitude to vaccinations.
Thomas Coughlan: No longer clear Ardern's strategy is the right one
OPINION: This lockdown could be different.
Derek Cheng: No light at the end of the lockdown tunnel - yet
The number of possible cases is unnerving, given the number of super-spreader venues.
Long queues at testing stations on day one of level 4 lockdown
It was slow going getting a test on the first day of the new nationwide level 4 lockdown.
Revealed: Why our ICUs couldn't cope with a large Covid Delta outbreak
'We actually have very few extra staff, and in some instances, we've got fewer staff.'
'Everybody knows somebody': Coromandel locals anxiously await test results
Coromandel residents are anxiously waiting for test results to come back.
Covid 19 vaccinations: What you need to know about getting a jab in lockdown
Vaccination centres will be open again tomorrow and those 40 and over are now eligible.
Audrey Young: The fine judgments Judith Collins has to make
OPINION: The curse of Opposition leadership is knowing when to button it.
Robertson and Orr see house prices becoming more 'sustainable'
"There's a shared view that house price growth has been unsustainable," Robertson said.
The fall of Kabul: Who is NZ leaving behind?
"I am shocked the NZ Government will not help me," says interpreter fearing for his life.
What you need to know about the new mandatory mask rules
Police could issue infringements to those who are not wearing a mask.
Supermarket shelves bare, large turnout at testing centre in Christchurch
One man said he had been waiting in line for about two and a half hours.
Robertson reassures Wellington residents over lockdown, urges testing
"We can get through this. We've done this before."
Derek Cheng: Why we should all be worried, and the signs of optimism to look for today
ANALYSIS: The infection's source is a key clue for how far the virus might have spread
PM: 200 Afghan locals could be rescued by NZ extraction operation
Extraction priority will be for the locals who assisted NZ's Defence Force: PM
Terrified Afghans who helped NZ in hiding awaiting evacuation
'I don't know if they can survive there. They have nothing' - Afghans wait for evacuation.
'Hundreds' of NZers, allies stuck in Afghanistan; NZDF sending plane
More than 50 New Zealanders and 37 Afghan contractors are stuck in Afghanistan.
Taliban is new reality in Afghanistan - let's talk to them: Gerry Brownlee
"Guns blazing has pretty much failed."
PM: Window for getting Kiwis out of Afghanistan is closing
There are about 47 Kiwis in Afghanistan who need help getting back.
Ananish Chaudhuri - Time to remove vaccination obstacles
OPINION: We'll never get as many vaccinated as we want but we need to get those who will.
Staff shortage forces restaurant to stop dine-in service
Restaurant Association says staff shortages are still prevalent in the industry.
Crime in the City: Auckland's businesses implore Govt to act
Crime in Auckland's CBD has jumped and businesses are feeling the pinch.
Beehive Diaries: What's behind Simon Bridges' makeover?
Simon Bridges is getting leaner, but will he get meaner?
'Nearly at breaking point': Health board's plea as Govt eyes extra MIQ facilities
MBIE is investigating new managed isolation facilities, including in Rotorua.
Lord of the Rings' NZ exit a tourism nightmare come true
Tourism operators have long feared Lord of the Rings would head offshore.
Latest: No Covid cases in the community as lockdown rumours scotched
Health officials have issued a rare notice to ignore fake lockdown rumours.