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Covid-19: The countries without cases - still
As the world deals with the pandemic, a few have managed to escape it so far.
As the world deals with the pandemic, a few have managed to escape it so far.
Cyclone Harold battered wharves and coastal roads in Tonga.
There are fewer countries reporting no cases as global infections approach one million.
A funeral director has revealed just how hard their job is during the Covid 19 lockdown.
A country-by-country look at the cases and restrictions in the Pacific.
Unprecedented measure closes Kiwi borders to all tourists. But who is allowed in?
How Tonga went from causing one of the biggest upsets in history to being expelled.
There were no casualties or injuries reported in Tonga as of last night.
A tropical cyclone is heading towards Fiji and Tonga and may impact NZ beaches next week.
Seventy evacuation centres activated with 2538 evacuees.
The King of the Bays ocean swim event is back, and young Kyla's signed up.
A Katikati man killed in crash has been remembered as a 'kind, gentle-natured person'.
Wedding guests had their eyes glued to the league international in Eden Park last night.
Jonah Lomu's old school Wesley College is NZ's oldest surviving secondary school.
Akilisi Pohiva was a long-time democracy campaigner for the island nation.
Teams welcome back their NZ Heartland XV players for games going right down to the wire.
Powerhouse prop Ofa Tuungafasi opens up on family, heartbreak and the black jersey.
Rugby fans heading to Eden Park this weekend are being warned about the measles outbreak.
Fijian PM Frank Bainimarama has not been at the Pacific leaders' meeting in 10 years.
A pregnant NZer and her fiance have been commended for their part in a high-seas rescue.
The barrister has acted in several big cases, including for Maori TV fraudster John Davy.
Mum urges All Black to stay with team as they travel to Australia for the Bledisloe Cup.
Wildlife photographer takes 'once in a lifetime' picture of confusing encounter.
Tonga's link to the outside world was cut in January.
'We're talking about the protection of a multimillion-dollar industry.'
Pageant organisers' brutal response to Kalo Funganitao speaking out.
Tonga's politicians sing China's praises but the superpower's influence concerns some.
The deputy PM reportedly instructed the DJ to play loud music to drown out her speech.
In dramatic scenes at the pageant, Auckland University law student's mic was turned off.
Two wartime Pacific plane crashes at sea, 21 dead, including a New Zealand Army general.