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Liam Dann: Caught between a lockdown and a hard place - this will cost jobs
Extending the lockdown was the only logical choice, writes Liam Dann.
Extending the lockdown was the only logical choice, writes Liam Dann.
Rising tensions at council have prompted a move from the Department of Internal Affairs.
New Zealanders won't be allowed on public transport if they are not wearing masks.
'I know it hasn't been easy, but we need to continue what we know works,' Phil Goff says.
People travelling on public transport at alert level 2 will need a mask.
Peters is accused of using his ministerial influence to help ease Aaron Banks' travel.
Some 83% of regular Hop card users have not registered their cards.
'It's a really tough call' - Professor Shaun Hendy on moving Auckland to level 2.
The funding will come from the $3b for infrastructure projects in Govt's Covid-19 fund.
EDITORIAL: The consensus that people bought into earlier this year has frayed.
New data reveals businesses in smaller regions are holding up the country's economy.
Today's new cases are a household contact of a previous case and two imported cases.
Kiwis have responded to NZ being called a 'hellhole' with wit and sarcasm.
The original ad featured Bloomfield ... then did not ... and now it has been taken down.
Councillor says Covid has further exposed poverty levels in some South Auckland families.
The PM was campaigning in Whanganui when she heard the news.
The PM's spokeswoman said the video was not an ad but an update on the Covid response.
Auckland CBD businesses dropped $19m in revenue the first week of lockdown two.
At least 37 out of 78 cases applying for fee exemptions are still being processed.
Experts suspect we'll never know how exactly Covid-19 slithered back into New Zealand.
Most chief executives would be mortified by what happened to Ashley Bloomfield this week.
COMMENT: I was quite surprised by some of the comments Sir Brian Roche made this morning.
Finance Minister says the Government has enough reserves for future pandemic challenges.
Large crowds flocked to beaches and parks last weekend despite lockdown.
Legal questions after Rydges Hotel worker in Auckland mysteriously contracted Covid-19.
NZTA announces it will spend $200 million to keep spades in the ground.
During level 4 lockdown in April, people in isolation were going for walks in Auckland.
Eight people with Covid are in hospital.
Restrictions in place until end of Wednesday but Cabinet will review them again on Monday.
The Prime Minister talks up our Covid response - and uses the US as a comparison.