How are these groups feeling on day one of the official lockdown?

Harbourmaster warns boaties- 'No matter how nice the weather is, don't be tempted'.

The patron of the wing is Dr Ashley Bloomfield, Director-General of Health.

"We're all so tired and running on scraps at the hospital because we're working so hard."

Child free zones, French onion soup, Full House, meetings in pyjamas and Marie Kondo.

The Carterton District Council worker asks people to look out for one another.

The lockdown is hard enough - but how does it feel if you're one of those most at-risk?

Wellington's libraries are making thousands of online resources available during lockdown.

Employment lawyer says buying staff loyalty will be crucial to business recovery.

People can best support local businesses when the lockdown ends, says Commerce chief.

Council said it was logical to cancel parking charges for the immediate future.

Buses, trains only for essential workers after tomorrow.

We have never been this connected while battling a pandemic - how will it help?

The staff member briefly interacted with others while unwell, the letter said.

"We don't know if someone on the train had the virus."

'The worst thing you can do is visit the supermarket.'

"We're going to see people who just can't afford the things they need to get through."

Just hours after PM urged people to keep a safe distance, young revellers took to bars.

Millions of litres of sludge will continue to be trucked to landfill for months to come.

Engaged couples flouting indoor restrictions, one confirmed case of Covid-19 at a wedding.

Passengers on a cruise ship visited the museum before three were diagnosed with Covid-19.

Mayor in daily meetings with pandemic response team, emergency welfare team activated.

"In extraordinary times...music becomes even more important in bringing people together."

Dr Naylin Appanna is allowed to continue practising, despite the allegations.

Tracing potential Coronavirus contacts not possible with thousands of visitors every day.

They are hoping the move will reduce the risk of spreading the coronavirus.

Surplus expectations waived, giving the university a $15m breathing space.

It means decisions could still be made when councillors tune in via audio or video link.

Penthouse Cinema is regularly cleaning the building so customers can be safe.

The man's lawyer said someone connected to the man had tested positive for the virus.