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Police can enter a home or office is they suspect an unsanctioned gathering.
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Lockdown complicates Easter payments for workers
Determining if staff get paid public holidays should be based on Covid-19 patterns: MBIE.
Police urge people to stay home this Easter
Nearly 300 people have been caught breaking the rules since the lockdown began.
Covid-19: Ardern 'quietly confident and cautiously optimistic'
For the first time there have been more recoveries than new cases in a 24-hour period.
Eleven new Covid-19 cases related to Bluff wedding
Nearly 70 people linked to the wedding have now tested positive for Covid-19.
Covid 19 coronavirus: Expert professor says no blanket quarantine at border risks a longer lockdown
David Clark and Ashley Bloomfield have fronted to the Epidemic Response Committee.
1 million workers set to receive wage subsidy; PM signals border quarantine
Ardern: NZ needs to double down on compliance so the gains so far are not squandered.
Covid 19 coronavirus: Government announces $17m for Pacific communities to fight Covid-19
Funding will support disability services and public health messaging in Pacific languages
Covid-19 coronavirus: Public asked to help fund 2000 lunches for struggling families after silence from Govt
Eat My Lunch asked the Govt for money but heard nothing. Now it has a Givealittle page.
Cabinet's 3 key indicators - can lockdown end in 16 days?
PM says NZ seems to have avoided the exponential growth of Covid-19 infections.
Day 12: Will lockdown be extended?
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern gives the latest on the Covid-19 lockdown.
Revealed: The meals being served to people in quarantine
Kiwis in hotels during the Covid-19 lockdown have shown what they're being fed.
PM hits back at Australian Govt suggestion Kiwis go home
'I would have thought they wouldn't want to be so quick to lose them': PM.
Virus could force 100,000 Kiwis to join benefit queue, many for the first time
"Nobody is going to come out the other side without needing some support."
89 new cases, total 1039; PM on lockdown - 'some I would charitably describe as idiots'
The new cases are made up of 48 confirmed cases and 41 probable cases.
Keeping pace: 700 close contact traces a day but still no Bluetooth tracking
Ministry's contact-tracing has been under scrutiny with experts saying more is needed.
Lockdown bans: Seven new rules; NZ cases set to hit 1000 as UK, US tolls soar
Director-General of Health says Covid-19 cases 'may well' be peaking.
Toughen lockdown, says NZ family evacuated from Wuhan
Kiwi family evacuated from Wuhan says Kiwi Covid19 lockdown should be tougher
Coronavirus: Kiwi med students 'forgotten and alone' in Peru
Shamus Moffatt and Connie Wan have had no clear answer on what will happen to them.
WHO to advise NZ officials on new face mask measures
WHO will advise whether Kiwis should be wearing face masks outdoors at all times.
Has it peaked? NZ has 82 new Covid-19 cases as lockdown decision looms
Top public health officials are set to brief media on the latest Covid-19 developments.
Govt to bolster MSD for likely benefit numbers spike
Unemployment is expected to jump significantly – as is the number of benefit seekers.
Coronavirus: What you need to know about Friday's big developments
Catch up on the big coronavirus stories of the day - in New Zealand and overseas.
Kiwis to find out this week whether lockdown will be extended
Cases have levelled off in an early sign the lockdown appears to be working.
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
Coronavirus: GPs lose jobs, work for free as cash-flow dries up
The primary care sector says it is sinking, as there is no cash-flow during lockdown.
Watch: No CPR given to Covid-19 patients, 71 new cases today
The new cases bring the total number of Covid-19 cases in NZ to 868.
Speaker Mallard defends almost daily cycling trips in lockdown
Trevor Mallard insists he is following the Government's advice.
The problem with the Government's Covid-19 WhatsApp group
COMMENT: Social media is a great way to say exactly what you want to say, with no filters.
Up to 100,000 trapped foreign nationals heading home – Peters
The departure plan of overseas citizens trapped in NZ could benefit 100,000 foreigners.
Global cases top 1m: No sign yet that NZ has lethal virus under control
Repatriation flights for stranded visitors have been given clearance as essential travel.
The yawning gap between Ardern, Bloomfield and Bush and why it matters
PM does herself no favours by undermining herself at a time when public trust is critical.
Coronavirus: Government throws Covid-19 affected essential workers a lifeline
A new scheme gives some certainty to essential workers susceptible to Covid-19.
Coronavirus: PM unveils leave scheme for essential workers
PM unveils leave scheme for essential workers, launches Covid-19 WhatsApp group.