RNZ
A number of kaumātua and kuia living alone in South Auckland who have no phone or internet access are reliant on a network of community groups and volunteers for support during the lockdown.
Newshub
"It's time the Government stepped up and gave us support."
RNZ
Compulsory mask wearing on public transport could help prevent repeatedly going into lockdown, Ashley Bloomfield says, but those tasked with enforcing the rules are not convinced it will be easy.
Newshub
The most common type here in New Zealand is among them.
RNZ
A Pacific health leader is cautiously optimistic New Zealand may be witnessing the "triumph of community" wrestling Covid-19 back under control.
The city remains at alert level 3 - but you wouldn't know it when looking at local parks.
RNZ
A Covid-19 data modelling expert believes the government needs to be cautious when Cabinet considers whether to change the alert levels tomorrow, even with just one community case today.
RNZ
A Covid-19 data modelling expert believes the government needs to be cautious when Cabinet considers whether to change the alert levels tomorrow, even with just one community case today.
Newshub
The CovidCard device aims to detect and record close contacts using Bluetooth.
RNZ
A key leader for the Pasifika community is calling for more generosity to help struggling families facing poverty due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Stuff
OPINION: We already know that just mentioning vaccination tends to do dubious things to some people’s cognitive abilities.
NewsComAu
Although NSW continued its 10-day ‘low streak’ of coronavirus numbers today, concerns are mounting over the rising number of cases in a Sydney quarantine hotel.
Newsroom
Clinical studies for Covid-19 vaccines taking place around the globe are generally recruiting healthy adults. Children are a completely different story, writes Helen Petousis-Harris.
www.nature.com
Nature wades through the literature on the new coronavirus — and summarizes key papers as they appear. A selection of the latest research on the new coronavirus.
Enthusiastic mask makers have stitched up sewing supplies across Dunedin. As fabric, elastic and sewing machines fly off the shelves, craft stores...
RNZ
A call has been made for Pacific people to check on their loved ones during the Covid-19 lockdown in place in Auckland.
Newshub
A St Lukes mall worker may have contracted the virus by catching the same bus as another confirmed case.
RNZ
More than 22,000 Pacific people have tested for Covid-19 in recent weeks, as the community has rallied in the face of the latest surge of the coronavirus.
The Conversation
Genetic analysis of virus samples from New Zealand's latest COVID-19 cases is now much swifter. It's providing key information, but hasn't yet answered the question of where this second wave started.
The Spinoff
The prime minister spoke to South Auckland and Pasifika media this afternoon. Justin Latif reports. Jacinda Ardern has paid tribute to the South Auckland family at the centre of the recent Covid-19 outbreak in Auckland, as well as the Pacific community for the way it has responded to the call to
Newshub
"That needs to be our goal for the future."
RNZ
Jacinda Ardern says NZ's alert levels will not be lifted early, adding that those who blame and shame people with the coronavirus are 'dangerous'. Follow all the latest updates with RNZ's live blog.
Newshub
Surface contamination is possible, but has only been recorded a few times internationally.
Stuff
Scientists excited by the discovery of T cell cross-reactivity, which they hope can help explain the mystery of the virus.
Newsroom
Seven weeks after the Government promised to test all border-facing workers, it was nowhere close to having done so. How did the Government so badly botch its border testing promise?
