Newsroom
If you’re out on the road this weekend, be prepared to be stopped – and not just by the police. Kayne Peters reports on the official and unofficial roadblocks springing up all over the motu.
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One of Auckland's famous shopping strips is showing the signs of stress with sale and for lease signs filling many shop windows.
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But governments of both nations warned they had no control over the availability of flights.
Stuff
A wedding reception was held in Bluff four days before New Zealand went into lockdown. More than 80 people who attended are now sick.
The University of Canterbury
New Zealanders returning to the country will be placed into mandatory quarantine, and the Ministry of Health is developing a contact tracing app. ...
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Small to medium enterprises in New Zealand who are facing difficulties resulting from the Covid-19 global pandemic can now consult with a free advisory group made up of a team of experts from the Business School.
Newshub
Neither the Prime Minister nor the Director-General of Health were able to give details.
Māori Television
To Manawatū now where local iwi alliance, Te Tihi o Ruahine joined forces with the NZDF this week to help more than 2,500 families receive care packages.
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The move comes after nearly 400 pilots lost their jobs on Tuesday.
Newsroom
New modelling projects the impact of the lockdown, and what our next steps could be.
Rural health academics support calls from other rural leaders for more localised reporting of Covid-19 test results to help rural healthcare providers better care for their communities.
Newshub
Details will be unveiled next week about what alert level 3 will look like.
RNZ
Covid-19 cases dropped again, police set up Easter weekend roadblocks, a mandatory quarantine was announced and work on contact tracing capacity continued.
Newshub
The modelling shows level 4 restrictions are having a "significant effect".
Māori Television
Checkpoints at Uawa, Tokomaru Bay, Ruatoria, Tikitiki/Rangitukia, Te Araroa and Hicks Bay are finding people aren't heeding the warnings to stay home.
The Spinoff
For all The Spinoff’s latest coverage of Covid-19 see here. Read Siouxsie Wiles’s work here. New Zealand is currently in alert level four. The country is shut down, apart from essential services. For updated official government advice, see here. The Spinoff’s coverage of the Covid-19 outbreak is
RNZ
The lockdown may be set to end in two weeks but region-based restrictions are still likely to be in place by the time of the general election, Justice Minister Andrew Little says.
RNZ
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is expected to announce compulsory supervised quarantine for all incoming travellers to curb the spread of the coronavirus.
RNZ
Frontline health staff and vulnerable people are being urged to take up a free flu vaccine to reduce burdens on hospitals as the health system deals with the Covid-19 coronavirus.
Māori Television
Kiwis in self-isolation could still carry COVID-19, even if they are not showing any symptoms. Ngati Porou communities are worried that they are at risk as...
Newshub
"We can be pretty proud."
RNZ
NZ has recorded just 29 new cases of Covid-19, but the PM says a decision on changing the alert level will only be made shortly before the lockdown ends. Watch the latest media conference here.
RNZ
The daily increase of cases in NZ is slowly dwindling, a home learning support package has been revealed, and police are still clamping down on lockdown breaches ahead of Easter.
Newshub
Newshub understands quarantined Kiwis won't be able to leave their hotel or motel lock-ups.
