Derek Cheng: Sorry, not sorry - why Nats are removing welcome mat for many overseas Kiwis
All parties, including the Govt, have rewritten their election policies to contain Covid
All parties, including the Govt, have rewritten their election policies to contain Covid
"No evidence that food or the food chain is participating in transmission of this virus."
A new unconnected case means moving D-Day forward is no longer on the cards
Aviation businesses can provide answer on opening up - when it's safe.
Link between the person and an existing cluster hasn't been established, Bloomfield says.
Warning financial viability of public transport in jeopardy if patronage doesn't recover.
COMMENT: Hopefully this reminds Labour – and us voters – that we can and should do better.
All new cases are related to the community cluster in Auckland.
National wants more access to Covid testing, including mobile stations in city centres
The NZ First leader made the unusual move of announcing party policy in the House.
Experts question why close contacts are tested fewer times than returning travellers.
Walker says he has 'moved on' from the saga that cost him his job
There have been over 100,000 test results so far since the latest outbreak emerged.
The giant chasm between what the Govt says is happening and what the ministry is doing.
After a ministerial statement and speeches from MPs, question time kicks off around 3pm.
Jacinda Ardern has hit back at Donald Trump.
A Covid-19 case has emerged that appears to be unconnected to the South Auckland cluster.
Collins and many of her National MPs are back in Parliament.
Details of who can claim extended wage subsidy unveiled by Finance Minister.
Jacinda Ardern says it's unfair to assume Ashley Bloomfield misled her on border testing.
PM has announced the election has been moved from September 19 to October 17.
How many new cases of Covid-19 are there today?
Legal issues from the Covid lockdown.
The figures show the impact of Covid-19 border restrictions.
New Zealand First leader stands by claims there is a border security issue.
The port estimates 6000 people have been onsite since July 21 and will need to be tested.
Exemptions are granted where public health risk can be strictly managed, MIQ says.
Chris Hipkins has accepted responsibility but stopped short of apologising for blunder.
COMMENT: This week we watched health authorities fail at virtually every task.
Comment: When did we all get so binary and, in some cases, bats*** crazy?