Seven Covid cases in MIQ; 90,000 vaccine doses administered
Last week 66,000 vaccines had been administered in NZ. How many will it be today?
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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has called the bubble a 'win/win'.
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Audrey Young: Ardern manages expectations over travel bubble
OPINION: The move benefits low-income Kiwi families and Australian tourists.
'Run off our feet': Kiwis snap up Air NZ fares as Aussie travel bubble starts
The much-anticipated transtasman travel bubble finally has a start date.
NZ-Aussie bubble to get Cabinet sign-off - PM insists airlines don't know date yet
PM will announce start date for bubble today - and two dates are reportedly in mind.
Ardern called on to 'be kind' by split migrant workers separated from families
Daniel Ahmadvand, separated from his father, called on Ardern to 'give me back my dad'.
Treasury's warnings on Auckland light rail: Diluted accountability, risk of further delay
Transport Minister Michael Wood says inclusive approach vital at this stage of project.
Truancy crisis: One officer for 80 schools in Waitematā East
Report: Some truancy officers "not easily contactable, not willing to accept cases".
Farmers, marae, councils on drinking water overhaul
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Will NZ be left high and dry in global movement for vaccinated countries? Hipkins responds
NZ's population vaccinated: 1pc, much lower than UK (46pc), US (30pc) and Canada (12pc).
Sasha Borissenko: Which MPs own the most property
COMMENT: MP property part 2. Just five of the 81 MPs canvassed don't own property.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Light rail is a broken promise
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Business Hub: The man heading $4.4b CRL project
'CRL is a mega project in a world sense'.
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But real estate agents argue auctions the best way to understand each home's true value.
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Housing crisis: Desperate first-home buyers bid at two auctions at once
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Audrey Young: NZ poised for new sense of freedom with transtasman bubble
OPINION: Reluctance over the bubble can no longer be justified.
Privacy lapse: Govt official leaves folder with personal details on public transport
Dept of Internal Affairs apologises: 'It shouldn't have happened and we are very sorry.'
Illegal Chinese worker fled custody on way to airport
A man escaped from police custody last night, hours before his controversial deportation.
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100 more emergency MIQ spots, criteria to include terminally ill
Criteria for emergency MIQ spots has been widened to include the terminally ill
Waikeria Prison protesters file civil rights claims
'We will not allow them to hide behind this racist system ... keeps Māori at the bottom.'
Covid-19: Govt says Kiwis need to be able to come home - regardless of risk level
Safe enough? Govt checks pre-departure testing, shared areas in MIQ, diverting passengers.
'A bit more speed:' Social media giants under pressure by Govt to work with media
Kris Faafoi wants social media companies to speed up talks with media.
National deputy leader Shane Reti's 'flip-flop' on getting vaccinated for Covid
Reti says he hadn't seen the Govt's invitation letter when he made comments yesterday.
TVNZ and RNZ merger: Former NZ First Minister who 'gets stuff done' now in charge
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Watch live: Ministers get vaccine; 66,296 jabs administered so far
About 52,183 Kiwis have received one dose, while about 16,000 have had both.
The flaws in Govt's response to deadly Covid cluster: What review found
Contact-tracing and rapid response plan weren't stress-tested before the August cluster.
Will rape trial overhaul land more innocent Māori men in jail?
Penal reform group says bill erodes fair trial rights, takes swipe at Green MP Jan Logie.
PM sees 'no evidence' of people using fake Covid tests to get to NZ
But Act leader David Seymour is questioning claim – 'people try to defraud any system'.
Watch: PM faces questions on rents, Covid at post-Cab presser
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'This isn't rocket science:' National demands Govt makes vaccination target
The Govt won't set such a target, saying it wants to vaccinate as many people as possible.