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'It's crazy': DHB accused of withholding Covid-19 case information
"It's like saying privacy isn't important in Queenstown, but it is in Waikato."
Matamata St Patrick's Day celebration cluster rises to 61 cases
Third largest Covid-19 cluster in New Zealand is linked to a St Patrick's Day celebration.
Regional councillor says people are being 'eggs' over new sign
Man behind Raglan lockdown sign said it was pulled down because of 'petty politics'.
Popular Kiwi hotspots shun visitors, iwi want military
Signs and blockades banning visitors as iwi call for military enforcement of lockdown.
New rest home residents won't be admitted with Covid-19
Rest homes will not admit new residents if they have tested positive for Covid-19.
Remote working likely the future for many more companies
Before the Industrial Revolution, professions and trades would operate out of their homes.
Inside the Matamata Covid 19 cluster: A case of Russian roulette
A pub, a St Patrick's Day party and a highly contagious virus. What could go wrong?
Raglan residents fed up with visitors buying all their food
A sign at the entrance to the beach town says it all: "If it's not your home, go home."
Bluff wedding cluster now second biggest in country
Clusters around the country grow, while others remain steady.
A small town's Covid-19 cluster: A bar, a St Patrick's Day party and 45 cases
All cases were linked either directly or indirectly to a Matamata bar, DHB said.
Comment: Time for New Zealand to embrace Esports
Now is the time for New Zealand to embrace Esports
Another 12 cases of Covid-19 from wedding
Clusters of Covid-19 from Marist College, Matamata pub, Bluff wedding continue to grow.
Matamata Covid-19 cluster rises to 37 cases
Waikato town's cluster has been linked to a St Patrick's Day celebration.
Coronavirus: Marist College, Bluff wedding and Matamata pub clusters grow
There are now 708 confirmed and probable Covid-19 cases in New Zealand.
'Avert admissions' goal of seven night shifts in a row mental health roster
Waikato psychiatrists to work seven night roster to "avert admissions" during pandemic.
Self-isolating at age 107: 'I had to say - no, you can't go out, Dad' - son
Bob Moorfield, 107, lives alone and is self-isolating alone during the Covid-19 lockdown.
Kiwi killed in Indonesian gold mine attack
Family and friends of Graeme Wall devastated after 'great guy' killed in 'senseless act'.
Kiwis able to buy heaters, whiteware during lockdown - but online only
Govt releases list of essential goods Kiwis can buy - but orders will be online only.
Desperate attempts to stop Covid-19 spread in Matamata as cases grow
Officials considered road-blocking the Waikato town to stop the spread.
Matamata virus cluster linked to St Patrick's Day event
There are nine cases linked to the event at a local business
Waikato berry grower fined $76K for exploiting workers
Labour Inspectorate says most were migrant workers who were not aware of their rights.
Coronavirus: Gull boss tells truckies - you can use our toilets: Mobil says yes
Gull boss Dave Bodger is urging all franchisees to let truckies use their toilets.
Covid-19 coronavirus: New cluster identified in Matamata
There are nine cases of Covid-19 in the Waikato town.
'Ramming banks is not essential!' - Car smashes bank in
A person has been arrested over the incident in the Waikato town yesterday.
Coronavirus: Two Auckland children among 78 new cases
There are 78 new cases of Covid-19 in New Zealand, bringing the total to 283.
Tim Roxborogh's Travel Bugs: Can we still dream of travel?
Let's holiday in NZ while we wait, wash and wonder when we can start travelling again.
Coronavirus: New grads bring police up to 10,000
The patron of the wing is Dr Ashley Bloomfield, Director-General of Health.
'I'm so relieved' - Stranded Kiwi gets home
Tess Johnson was finally allowed to fly home from Australia after Herald inquiries.
'Be mindful': Warning to those ditching city for baches ahead of Covid-19 lockdown
Fears for areas with high number of elderly as people switch city for bach.
Coronavirus: The latest cases and their travel histories
Fifty new cases of Covid-19 today - here's what we know about them.
Australian passport locks Kiwi out of home
Teacher Tess Johnson is stranded in Australia, a country she has no connection to.
Travel deadline extended to Friday as stranded students struggle to get home by lockdown
Students trying to rush home as part-time jobs disappear or flatmates desert them.
Brandt Shortland moves from coroner role to District Court judge
Kaikohe gets its first resident District Court judge - Brandt Shortland.