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'Five times the regular price': Is this NZ's most expensive beer?
It comes with an outrageous price tag — but experts say it's more than justified.
It comes with an outrageous price tag — but experts say it's more than justified.
Sweden's state epidemiologist has long resisted recommending face masks to the public.
Royal head of state delivers stinging criticism even as the death toll expected to rise.
New York Times: The second wave is forcing the authorities to reconsider their approach.
ICUs in Stockholm hit 99% capacity this week. Malmo, Gothenburg are close to their limits.
Let's put to bed once and for all the myth of Sweden's successful herd immunity.
"I fully understand that this isn't easy, but ... it is necessary," PM Stefan Lofven says.
The 41-year-old man was found severely malnourished, with sores and open wounds.
He was malnourished, had sores and open wounds covering his legs, and almost no teeth .
The cruise ferry's 400 passengers were stranded after it ran aground.
A strong gust of wind likely 'pushed the ship to shore'.
In the past few weeks, the country of 10 million has been smashed by Covid-19.
Sweden hit a new daily record of 5990 new cases on Friday.
Anders Tegnell's predecessor says his hunch about herd immunity set Sweden up to fail.
On the first three days of restrictions, Peter Rylander's cafe was empty. It didn't last.
There have now been over 6,000 deaths in Sweden.
A quarter of a billion Europeans are heading into lockdown to fight off a second wave.
Sweden has recorded its highest number of infections for a second day in a row.
'The level of immunity ... is not as high as we have believed,' state expert admits.
New York Times: Budget-cutting laid grounds for a wave of death in Swedish nursing homes.
Sweden had been vindicated over its controversial coronavirus strategy, now cases rise.
New York Times: Sweden now has one of Europe's lowest rates of daily new cases.
A week ago it looked like the world's most controversial virus tactic was working.
Sweden's approach has meant life still feels quite normal, writes Richard Orange.
Relaxed approach meant life continued largely as normal... until cases began rising.
Two hundred doctors and scientists challenge Sweden's official version of events.
Sweden was panned for its approach – but now it has fewer deaths than most other nations.
An Aussie epidemiologist living in Sweden wants the truth about its "success" to be told.
Sweden's Covid-19 case rate has dropped below both Norway and Denmark.
The film debunks some of the criticisms levelled at the self-described "shy, nerdy" teen.