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NZ border shuts at midnight: PM's historic coronavirus call
New Zealand citizens and permanent residents will be able to return.
How MPs voted on abortion law reform
Twelve National and NZ First MPs changed their votes, but abortion law reform still passed
Coronavirus: Tracey Martin on handling self-isolation and whether to buy toilet paper
'I don't exercise when I'm not at home, let alone when I'm trapped at home.'
Coronavirus: Indoor gatherings of more than 100 people banned
These measures don't apply to schools, universities, supermarkets or public transport.
Watch: PM dismisses nationwide lockdown speculation
"New Zealanders must prepare, but do not panic," Jacinda Ardern said.
'Do not travel': Winston Peters issues warning to all NZers
The Government has advised New Zealanders against travelling anywhere overseas.
Govt unveils $600m aviation plan, union's concern for Air NZ staff
Airlines won't have to pay $162m in passenger-based charges.
Coronavirus: Don't distance seniors and make them the 'Forgotten People', Seniors Minister says
Tracey Martin: "It could easily move into a place where they become the Forgotten People."
'Unlawful discrimination': Immigration adviser slams travel ban
The government is being challenged about its travel restrictions on China and Iran.
NZ coronavirus cases rise, UK closes schools, Trump shuts border
Jacinda Ardern says it is a time to prepare as coronavirus cases rise.
Govt promises not to hike petrol taxes for three years
The Transport Minister is set to sign off a 10-year $48b transport spending package
Coronavirus: Self-isolation now a legal condition for foreigners entering New Zealand
An overseas visitor to NZ can now only get a visitor visa if they agree to self-isolate
Eight new coronavirus cases: PM says don't panic, be prepared
The new cases are in Christchurch, Waikato, Invercargill and Auckland.
Sporting Covid-19 recovery package being created – Sports Minister
Grant Robertson says the Government is willing to 'help where it can' with sports.
'Imminent' roll-out of routine testing to see how widespread Covid-19 really is
Amid calls for more tests, Health Minister confirms routine nationwide testing will start.
Subsidy news brings relief to restaurateurs
Small Chinese businesses in Auckland are welcoming the government's wage subsidy scheme
Coronavirus: Joint Anzac Day services at Gallipoli cancelled
No decisions have been made yet on domestic Anzac commemorations
Coronavirus: Health professionals and elderly first in queue for flu jab
This year's vaccine campaign has been brought forward.
$12b coronavirus combat plan: What's in it for you?
More than $5 billion made available in a wage subsidy scheme for Covid-19 hit workers.
'This is a very uncertain and difficult time': Government's response package welcomed by Bay business leaders
Tauranga tourism company will lose about $150,000 in one month.
Audrey Young: Rescue package delivered with dose of nationalism
Simon Bridges struggled to find the right words or tone to greet the package.
Coronavirus: Act leader David Seymour calls for cut to MPs' pay
Seymour says a pay cut over three months would show leadership to the private sector.
PM on $12b coronavirus plan
She speaks to Heather Du Plessis-Allan on the heels of a $12.1bn financial package.
Coronavirus support: $25/week for beneficiaries, help for working families
People who have to self isolate but have run out of sick days will have costs covered.
Bridges slams Govt Covid-19 package - not 'hard or fast enough'
National Leader says more emphasis should have been on businesses.
Government's $12b coronavirus rescue plan - what it means for you
All eligible Covid-19 impacted workers can claim up to $585 a week from the Govt.
Coronavirus financial package: What's in it?
What the emergency package does for jobs, health, and the economy.
Health sector gets $500m shot in the arm in coronavirus rescue plan
Goal of package to minimise job losses and keep the health sector from being overwhelmed.
NZ facing worst-case economic scenario, says Grant Robertson
The Finance Minister will unveil a "significant" economic spending package this afternoon.
Coronavirus: Ardern defends Govt testing regime as WHO calls for 'test, test, test'
'We have a simple message for all countries: Test test test.' - World Health Organisation
Mike Hosking: This is Grant Robertson's moment
COMMENT: It's a bit late, and should have been at least a week ago.
Coronavirus: National says businesses will need access to cash tomorrow
Paul Goldsmith: "What we need is cash in the hands of businesses right now."