
Return of a Covid cluster - NZ to learn lockdown fate at 5.30pm Friday
Today's results reveal the first trends from mass testing.
Today's results reveal the first trends from mass testing.
PLUS: The tech bro's surprisingly hostile take on the Govt's trial of his Covid Card.
But Collins says Govt is 'pretty petty' for not yet providing National with a briefing.
'We round up sheep, we don't round up people,' says health boss Ashley Bloomfield.
The health of Kiwis is the priority, the NZ First leader says.
COMMENT: Even if election is delayed, no-one knows when it will be safe to hold.
The Greens say Gerry Brownlee could undermine the effort to stamp out Covid-19.
National leader Judith Collins is calling for the election to be postponed.
Man who first warned finance minister of Covid danger says economy is "on a knife edge".
She wants the election shifted to 'a date later in November' - or even next year.
Peters – who is also the Deputy Prime Minister – said that 'everything is on the line'.
COMMENT: Steve Braunias' previous column was headlined: "When, not if." Here we go again.
Testing numbers have been low since the end of June. Has the ministry dropped the ball?
A positive case travelled out of Auckland over the weekend.
COMMENT: Community transmission is once again at large in NZ. So who cocked up?
Collins announced two policies yesterday and has another planned for today
National Party leader puts blame squarely in the lap of the Government, PM.
The current Govt describes the referendum as binding, but that depends on the next govt.
Judith Collins said a National government would be tough on gangs
'It would be false hope to claim that everything is done and dusted.'
National deputy leader says Govt's warning of approaching second wave 'very puzzling'.
Marama Davidson launched the policy in her own neighbourhood.
The last case of community transmission was recorded on May 1.
A recent poll shows a drop in those who trust the Government's management of Covid-19.
The poll spells bad news for NZ First - and its chances of returning to Parliament.
The road to hell may be paved with good intentions, the road to homelessness might be too.
Clarke Gayford shares some unique insights into living with the Prime Minister.
The party has unveiled a $300m package to assist workers and businesses.
Tourism industry calls for 'revitalisation' of hard-hit sector from the incoming govt.
Letters on Covid quarantine, John Key, rents, climate and nukes.