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Kiwi sanitiser being used to fight killer virus
Sales of the Zoono sanitiser soared following the Covid-19 outbreak.
Sales of the Zoono sanitiser soared following the Covid-19 outbreak.
After speeding continued during lockdown, police want to remind motorists to slow down.
Residents were shocked to hear their homes would be demolished for SkyPath.
People will be restricted to window seats unless they are with someone they know.
COMMENT: Does it really take 11 years to complete a 7.8km busway?
A group of experts repeat calls for 'mass masking' - especially at borders and on buses.
Dame Whina Cooper was 'brave, compassionate and fearless', says CRL chief.
'I was in disbelief and shock, and I'm usually pretty resilient.'
Luxon and Brown say the community has been promised a flyover and expects a flyover.
The true cost of the project will not be known until the end of the year.
"You can find very high-level specialists on both sides of the argument," Bloomfield says.
New Zealand's health boss and Auckland Transport at odds over passenger masks.
The woman is due to appear before the Auckland District Court on Friday.
Residents say report was cobbled together to justify NZTA's bad decision.
Police "appalled", launch appeal to identify couple involved in spitting incident.
Police say they are "appalled" at this type of behaviour.
There are also plans for turning traffic to give way to pedestrians crossing the road.
High school will become daycare under alert level 3, principals say.
Chris Darby said Auckland should stop being spoon-fed money for rapid transit.
The Government's criteria is to create jobs and get projects underway in short order.
Mysterious disappearance of hit social media sign triggers investigation.
The 342-seat Air NZ charter jet has just taken off bound for Frankfurt.
Boat and bach owners have descended on Great Barrier Island. Population 939.
This morning Auckland's usually bustling commuter roads fell quiet.
A reduced timetable will be in place to support those who require transport.
Auckland Council is working on four scenarios for falling revenue from Covid-19.
Buses, trains only for essential workers after tomorrow.
"We don't know if someone on the train had the virus."
Move follows AT's recent announcement that cash fares won't be accepted on buses.
They are hoping the move will reduce the risk of spreading the coronavirus.