Hospital contact of Fiji Covid case not symptomatic
The staffer would undergo testing on the fifth and 12th day of their stay in quarantine.
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NZ cricketers embark on a week-long tour in celebration of their Test Championship win.
Police called to firearms incident in Manurewa
A 30-year-old man has been arrested after a firearms incident in Manurewa late last night.
Mass vax day 1: False start but recovery for 'Olympics of vaccination'
The vaccination of more than 16,000 people marks the start of the general public rollout.
Covid-infected WHO worker being flown from Fiji to Auckland hospital
A Covid-positive patient in Fiji will be brought to New Zealand for hospital treatment.
Fantastic Four: The schools walking the Treaty talk
Four schools recognised on efforts to better recognise Māori language and culture.
Anti-vaxxers target school board meetings, hand flyers to students, email principals
Those against the Covid 19 vaccine have been targeting schools to spread their message.
Gang war: Police urge gang leaders to hold peace talks
Police confirm 12 arsons, shootings in conflict between Rebels and King Cobra gangs.
Mass vaccination event: 'Absolute failure' in communication
12,500 people were sent invitations, less than a quarter booked a place initially.
Invites ignored: Slow uptake for first mass Covid vaccine event
Less than a quarter of invitations to first major Auckland vaccination booked a slot.
The South Aucklander using the arts to inspire rangatahi
Sheldon Rua doesn't see dancing or poetry as a hobby, but a vessel for change.
Drive-by shootings, Molotov cocktails: Inside the Rebels, King Cobra war
Police have linked at least 15 fires and shootings in gang feud over contested territory.
Driver critical after crashing into tree
The driver was taken to Middlemore Hospital after the incident this morning.
Public invited to see $69m transport interchange upgrade
Upgraded station connects buses and trains: 10 to 12-minute bus ride to the airport.
Mike Yardley: Police Minister's appearance on Newstalk ZB an epic fail
OPINION: She's the Māori and Pacific Minister of Police, apparently.
'Pacific Islander' an insulting umbrella term, Royal Commission told
A researcher says lumping everyone together robs people of their true identity.
Armed police debate reignites: Has the time come for our cops to carry guns?
Minister Williams' comments yesterday divided two prominent South Auckland leaders.
Tractor protest: Aucklanders warned to expect delays, crashes add to chaos
Traffic was 'very heavy' at 2pm on the southern motorway in Auckland.
Gang tensions: Gunshots heard before vehicle torched in Māngere
Police say the incident is linked to ongoing tensions between the King Cobras and Rebels.
Ambulance service at breaking point: Emergency operations centre set up
St John says demand for its ambulance service has been exceeding resourcing.
Cancer patient struggles after home ravaged by tornado
Ngawini Brunt's house was one of 251 homes in the path of the tornado.
Family furious at police response after house looted five times in three weeks
Police left the property 'when the offenders were still in there', neighbour says.
Kiwi kids' healthcare needs slipping through the cracks
Earlier this year, authorities were urgently tracking down babies missing from the system.
Two men hospitalised with knife wounds
Two men were treated for knife wounds at a Manurewa property.
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Wannabe first home buyers on life on the frontline of New Zealand's housing crisis.
Head-on collision closes part of Southern Motorway early this morning
A serious crash on Auckland's southern motorway is causing some delays this morning.
Poverty and deprivation fuelling premature deaths in South Auckland - experts
Socio-economic hardship leading to premature deaths in South Auckland.
'Chronically absent': Inquiry launched into NZ 'truancy crisis'
Official figures in May showed more than 60,000 students classified as chronically absent.
How a tornado destroyed a factory but couldn't destroy a dream
Tears were shed upon seeing what was left of their roof, Rui Peng said.
NZ's crucial Covid-19 vaccine shipment arrives early
A shipment of 150,000 vaccines has arrived two days early.
Tornado recovery begins but 51 remain in emergency accommodation
Help and support will continue to be offered for those most directly affected by tornado.
'Not promising': Goff not buying into Government's water reforms
Projected cost savings cannot be relied on, warns mayor.
Giving students hope through poetry
Poetry an effective way to facilitate healing and growth, says Christian minister.
Multi-vehicle crash, bus breakdown causing delays on Auckland motorway
Motorists are being warned to expect delays.