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David Clark scolded: 'We don't want the Health Minister out mountain biking'
Clark drove to a bike track during lockdown and 'got it wrong', Finance Minister says
Clark drove to a bike track during lockdown and 'got it wrong', Finance Minister says
The primary care sector says it is sinking, as there is no cash-flow during lockdown.
The new cases bring the total number of Covid-19 cases in NZ to 868.
Trevor Mallard insists he is following the Government's advice.
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The departure plan of overseas citizens trapped in NZ could benefit 100,000 foreigners.
Repatriation flights for stranded visitors have been given clearance as essential travel.
PM does herself no favours by undermining herself at a time when public trust is critical.
A new scheme gives some certainty to essential workers susceptible to Covid-19.
Mike Bush hanging up hat after 42 years but stays in Covid-19 response team.
The Director-General of Health and the Police Commissioner are providing a Covid-19 update
He has appeared before the Epidemic Response Committee.
National says the given security concerns, Ministers should not be using Zoom at Cabinet.
About 3600 people came to NZ from overseas in the last week and went home to self-isolate.
PM Ardern is set to address the plight of overseas visitors stranded in New Zealand.
Five Eyes alliance has been helpful in understanding coronavirus, says Mike Pompeo.
PM warns younger people relaxed about lockdown: "They are our vector for transmission.'
The Finance Minister says the Govt will have more details on business rent relief soon.
Grant Robertson to be questioned on whether Government doing enough.
There are 3700 Covid-19 tests a day – that's being bolstered to 5000 soon.
Infrastructure projects of $10m-plus in the new group's orbit.
The Opposition had disappeared into irrelevance. Until now.
Kiwis in Australia say they are still disadvantaged
Sir David Skegg said if this chance is lost, 'the shutdown will continue for many months'.
New normal: Shut borders, no overseas tourists, and communities ready to go into lockdown.
Forty five NZ troops based in Camp Taji, in Iraq, are back in NZ or on their way home.
The Prime Minister will chair a full Cabinet meeting today but most will join remotely.
Ardern confirmed a woman in her 70s was the first Kiwi to die from Covid-19.
The latest coronavirus update from the lockdown taskforce.
Finance Minister confirms talks and says airports are critical to the economy.