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'Go fast or go home', is Silicon Valley veteran Joe Schoendorf's advice.
The man has been charged with endangering life by criminal nuisance.
A sign at the entrance to the beach town says it all: "If it's not your home, go home."
A Wellington family has become an overnight online sensation with their 'Lockdown Boogie'.
The Instagram star has faced a backlash about the results and a trip to the Hamptons.
Sela Alo didn't hold back in his message to Kiwis.
Riders, cyclists, docs torn over Health Minister David Clark's flouting of lockdown rules.
"Hope they go 'viral' in the positive sense of the word," one user responded on Facebook.
COMMENT: Social media is a great way to say exactly what you want to say, with no filters.
Police shared a heartwarming post showing their appreciation towards essential workers.
Aussie mum shared a photo of her teen daughter after finishing a shift at Woolies.
Smartphones didn't exist, video calling was basic at best.
Many Kiwis have used their time in isolation to show off challenges, dances and memes.
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Kiwis can't get enough of his calm and collected demeanour. A new internet hero has risen.
Creators of Houseparty app have spoken out after claims of hacking through its platform.
Health care workers express major concerns with Ministry of Health's PPE guidelines.
The tigers, chimps and otters seem to have noticed the lack of human visitors.
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Midwives say they need more protective gear to ensure they and mums don't get Covid-19.
Strict lockdown in Italy forces Kiwi family back to apartment as they wait out Covid-19.
Facebook employees to work from home as coronavirus spreads around the world.
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An unsolved mystery that left commuters puzzled back in 2015 has come back.
Clarke Gayford has thanked everyone who has been asking after the family.
The teary video discussed his coronavirus fears and reassured people it's okay to cry.
Strange lights spotted over Auckland.
"We decided to focus on the elderly and do a kind gesture for them."
Countdown supermarket reminded Kiwis there was no need to panic-buy.
As Kiwis go into self-isolation, here are some creative ways they can set up their homes.