
Eleven new Covid-19 cases related to Bluff wedding
Nearly 70 people linked to the wedding have now tested positive for Covid-19.
Nearly 70 people linked to the wedding have now tested positive for Covid-19.
Clusters around the country grow, while others remain steady.
The wedding was held at Oyster Cove Restaurant and Bar on March 21.
Clusters of Covid-19 from Marist College, Matamata pub, Bluff wedding continue to grow.
A statistical approach to the cases affecting Southland during the lockdown.
Waikato town's cluster has been linked to a St Patrick's Day celebration.
There are now 708 confirmed and probable Covid-19 cases in New Zealand.
One cluster has been linked to a rugby tournament in the United States.
Names of people in two Covid-19 clusters were published on the Ministry of Health website.
Severe thunderstorms continue to pummel central New Zealand.
A 39-year-old hunter is missing on Stewart Island.
Conference "was under way before enormity of what we've got on our plate became apparent."
Official campaign to find the workforce needed is due to launch on Saturday.
The MOH's travel information is wrong, according to his company's management.
Woman in her 40s arrived from London on Monday.
'What would you do if I killed someone?' accused messaged three friends on Snapchat.
The Japan Top League has taken a drastic measure.
Police reportedly saw him behaving in an unusual manner at 4.30am in central Tokyo.
Ken Cochrane given until Friday to quit after his comments about whitebait working group.
Rafting incident south of Manapouri claims the life of father-of-two Joel Palmeira.
Three people have been taken to hospital by rescue helicopter.
The man was part of a group on the water in Southland.
Emergency services are rushing to the crash involving three people in Riverton.
Blyde, Brazier, Paul, Tui, Curry, Joass, McGarvey-Black, Ravouvou, Warbrick, Webber named.
Girls must get the all-clear from a guidance counsellor and their parents.
Civil defence authorities have sandbags ready in parts of the Mataura River catchment.
Police say 16 LandSAR members and two dog teams will pick up search at daylight today.
Minister says company has 'outrageously' attempted to avoid cleaning up its own mess.
Emergency services called to crash about 5.30pm
Thermal imaging cameras to be used when search continues today for Stephanie Simpson.