Teuila Fuatai: Vitriol harms Pasifika as much as Covid
COMMENT: South Auckland and its communities are at the centre of the current cluster.
COMMENT: South Auckland and its communities are at the centre of the current cluster.
Data shows nearly three quarters from the latest cluster are from the Pasifika community.
About 70,000 students still don't have computers for online learning.
Police are investigating a shooting in South Auckland this morning.
Cluster family bullied online: 'The comments on social media have turned nasty'.
Anyone who has been near this person will be contacted as a close contact this afternoon.
Auckland Mayor is urging businesses to not return to old price-gouging habits.
Joe Williams, who is also a prominent doctor, is in hospital after contracting Covid-19.
Members at a church in Māngere are urged to get tested after a family tested positive.
Some Manukau clinic staff understood to be isolating after patient confirmed with virus.
A student at Auckland's Manukau Institute of Technology has also tested positive.
Health officials are scrambling to trace the source of original infection.
The family are reading nasty messages on Facebook, and it isn't helping the situation.
Surface testing is underway at the Mt Wellington plant.
Graphic warning: Two Waiuku men admit possession of a cache of child porn
Covid-19 testing stations around Auckland are still busy on the second day of lockdown.
Manurewa-Papakura ward councillor Daniel Newman says there must be "ready access".
"We need all hands on deck - fanau, communities, providers, agencies and Government."
Brian Tamaki has called on people to take to the streets if lockdown gets extended.
A man has tested positive and now his office colleagues are falling sick too.
Experts say it will come down to how far the virus has spread within the community.
Most Auckland children straying at home - they know the drill.
"Is the idea to be caged away until another country figures out a vaccine?"
National Party leader puts blame squarely in the lap of the Government, PM.
Job losses and slashed hours have put a strain on those needing to put food on the table.
How one powerful act of kindness has resounded through the generations.
Dozens have applied for medical exemptions from hotel managed isolation.
"The officers themselves did not have a firearm on them when they were confronted."
Two people are in managed isolation at their own house in South Auckland.
Superintendent Jill Rogers said this was a "completely unacceptable" incident.