Auckland's population could expand by an average of 1900 residents a month by 2033.

Data shows three people in eight months brought Covid-19 from Australia to New Zealand.

No community cases connected to the Valentine's Day outbreak since February 28.

Sperm counts are on track to hit zero by 2045, a top reproductive epidemiologist says.

Parents are driving kids to school because of a 1904 law barring them from school buses.

Wellington's public sector is both the city's strength and its vulnerability economically.

Smallest increase this and last century and smaller than at the height of the Spanish flu.

NZ fruit growers continue to advocate for more RSE workers to be allowed into the country.

Concerns emerging about Kiwi kids' weight, bullying and housing stability.

Schools in the Auckland region have had the fastest growth in student rolls in 17 years.

National leader Judith Collins made her stance on cultural differences clear.

Students learn in the old staffroom, offices and library as school outgrows space.

"It makes for one of the most unusual years in terms of immigration," sociologist says.

The Road Ahead poses risks for our way of life - how does our economy save us?

Odette Deane was born in March - Stats NZ says our population hit 5 million that month.

It took just 17 years to add one million people after hitting 4 million in 2003. Video / File

With the advent of vaccines, epidemics have faded from memory. But we've been here before.

More people can get tested under new criteria, but doctor says it's still not enough.

Will we appreciate the little things more? Will we be kinder?

Coronaviruses are not new but when they become pandemic there is cause for concern.