Auckland Airport is running at 10 per cent capacity, so is cutting costs including workers. Keep Reading

With the bulk of purchases being free prescriptions, pharmacies are struggling to cover their costs. Keep Reading

The latest in our series of charts, graphics and data visualisations by Chris McDowall. David Garcia worked with Chris to create today's charts. This work is entirely funded by the generosity of The Spinoff Members These posts collate the most recent statistics and present them as charts and m Keep Reading

Transmission charges for broadcasters and contributions to NZ on Air projects are cut for struggling media firms as part of the first of two support packages. Keep Reading

Lockdown has led Altus Enterprises to make 137 of its disabled employees redundant, leaving workers and company leadership alike heartbroken. Keep Reading

The number of new Covid-19 cases has dropped, but unemployment is on the rise as the country prepares to move out of alert level 4, and hoping the economy will pick up. Keep Reading

Football Federation Australia has committed to completing the 2019/20 A-League season as soon as possible but says players will be unlikely to begin training before the end of May. Keep Reading

Australian PM says he's been in talks with Jacinda Ardern to open the trans-Tasman border. Keep Reading

National is warning the Government to think it through. Keep Reading

The government's wage subsidy scheme has been paid to nearly 1000 companies who shouldn't have received it. More than $10 billion has been paid out to businesses - the bill has now reached more than half of the government's total health spend for all of last year. Thousands of applications for the subsidy continue to pour in every day, with dozens of family trusts among those receiving the money. Checkpoint has been told an update on the audit process is due to be announced soon. Nita Blake-Persen reports. Keep Reading

A two-week delay in signing off deeds for the Government's Business Finance Guarantee scheme has been a major irritation for business owners. Keep Reading

The impact of Covid-19 has forced Ngāi Tahu Tourism to consider cutting more than half its work force. Keep Reading

Plunket CEO Amanda Malu said video calls allow nurses to do plenty without being there physically. Keep Reading

Three new cases of Covid-19 have been reported in NZ in the past 24 hours, with the Health Ministry also confirming two further deaths from the coronavirus. Keep Reading

The number of calls to 'Need To Talk 1737' is up by 40 per cent within the last five days. Keep Reading

More than 20,000 people have signed a petition to save Marlborough based commuter airline Sounds Air. Keep Reading

Workers in smalltown Taranaki hold the hopes and dreams of a burger-deprived nation in their hands. Keep Reading

New Zealand Cricket chief executive David White says any potential postponement of the Women's World Cup on Kiwi soil next year is unlikely to be decided before July. Keep Reading

Air New Zealand is grounding passenger flights on its Boeing 777 flights until April next year, as it plans for a slow gradual entry back into international travel. Keep Reading

At one point, he was the only doctor able to care for the infected. Keep Reading

Times Higher Education has again ranked Massey within the top 200 in all Sustainability Development Goals. Keep Reading

Almost a month after other countries started repatriating their citizens from India, the New Zealand government is this week getting its first plane out of India off the ground. Keep Reading

A mysterious blood-clotting complication is killing coronavirus patients. Keep Reading

The race for fast food and delivery chains to get ready in time for Tuesday's rush is on - each store putting the work in to get their fridges fully stocked, and their deliveries up and running. Keep Reading

Gym giant wants members to pay fees even though they can't attend. Keep Reading