Soper: Covid-free doesn't mean lockdown the right or legal call
COMMENT: People ignored the dangers of being ruled by fear rather than the rule of law.
COMMENT: People ignored the dangers of being ruled by fear rather than the rule of law.
St John is aiming to save $30 million to survive the economic impacts of Covid-19.
Airline says it is simply adhering to directives from both Singapore and NZ authorities.
Andrew Little has also confirmed that the re-entry effort won't receive any more funding.
Janet Wilson will lead National's press team and will be in charge of the party's message.
While in the Bay, the Prime Minister decided to drop in and meet Jake Alder.
As of 9am this morning, businesses can apply for the 8-week extension of the scheme.
It comes as the Prime Minister was busy in his own Bay of Plenty territory.
Calls for the Pacific Islands to be included in the transtasman bubble are getting louder.
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"If a timeline was put forward, these businesses would be able to plan for the future."
Matthew Hooton has role in National Party leader's office.
'This isn't tiddlywinks. We're fighting for our future.'
Northland is considered the party's best chance to win an electorate seat.
COMMENT: You know how the Marshall feels about the rules.
COMMENT: New National leader Todd Muller is making political life easier for Peters.
'People have said 'why are you applying for the subsidy? You guys are the rich ones'.'
National leader says Government policy over commercial leases is too little, too late.
Seung Heun Lee, who has bought multi-million dollar properties, is vowing to continue.
Justice Minister describes NZ First's proposal for business rent relief as "laughable".
Minister says he has not seen applications from teams.
While others will have double the extra winter money, some are left with nothing.
Food court struggling under alert level 2, with a max of 100 allowed into entire premises.
Timing of flights is up to Oz Government, says Winston Peters.
The last community transmission case was reported on April 30 - more than 28 days ago.
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Paper says permissive level 1 is allowed due to 28 days since no community transmission.
There is still one active case in NZ, but no new cases have been reported today.
COMMENT: Each leader gets something from the difference of opinion.