Stuff
Masking, social distancing and increasing access to hand gels could form part of a step between levels 1 and 2, Dr Ashley Bloomfield says.
1 NEWS
The large vegetable production area is close to the Auckland-Waikato border.
Newshub
"We're going to build on what's worked,because we know the wage subsidy scheme has worked."
RNZ
Nasty rumours, inaccurate advice and bullying has circulated through social media following the second wave of infections.
Stuff
OPINION: The data shows we're financially better off to take swift action each time.
Newsroom
The return of Covid-19 to New Zealand has been accompanied by conspiracy theories about the virus and the Government's response. How big a problem is this and what can - or should - we do about it?
Newsroom
The return of Covid-19 to New Zealand has been accompanied by conspiracy theories about the virus and the Government's response. How big a problem is this and what can - or should - we do about it?
1 NEWS
Scientists in a Porirua lab are working to trace Covid-19's footsteps.
Newshub
The Health Minister says New Zealanders need to be listening to reliable sources of information.
Newshub
Mixed messages in playgrounds have confused parents.
Victoria's Premier has extended a state of emergency for another four weeks while still enforcing a state of disaster. While the two sound similar they are different. Here's why both are running at the same time.
RNZ
There are 12 new community cases of Covid-19, all in Auckland and all connected to existing cases, with one new case in managed isolation. Watch the latest media conference here.
RNZ
The Health Minister says NZers need to be cautious about deliberate misinformation being spread on social media about Covid cases. Follow all the latest updates with RNZ's live blog.
Newshub
There has been a resurgence of COVID-19 conspiracy theories online.
Newsroom
Kiwi businesses are learning what they need to do to cope with Covid, and are acting fast.
Stuff
There are 12 new cases in the community and one in managed isolation, who is a child that arrived in the country from Afghanistan.
The Standard
Reading a number of articles in the NZ Herald in recent days calling for change in how we handle outbreaks of covid-19 in NZ. The implied precept is the damage covid-19 poses to the population of NZ over time is less than the immediate economic damage. That covid-19 is like the flu and results in herd immunity. However it is far worse than the influenza pandemic of 1918, much longer lasting and we probably won't reach herd immunity naturally for generations.
RNZ
The Director General of Health has slammed online abuse of New Zealanders who contract Covid-19, reiterating his comment that there was "no shame or blame" in having contracted the virus.
RNZ
A rural health lecturer is concerned by the appearance of Covid-19 in a rural community, given what he says is their vulnerability to the virus.
Newsroom
New Zealand reports seven new positive cases of Covid-19 but all are likely to be linked to an existing cluster, giving officials confidence of containment.
Stuff
Northland woman was left humiliated after being laughed at and mocked for wearing a face mask.
RNZ
A new pop-up Covid 19 community testing centre is opening in Auckland's North Shore today.
RNZ
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced that with ongoing raised alert levels, the wage subsidy scheme will be extended.
Newshub
"I would have liked to see more tests earlier, yes it would be fair to say that," Chris Hipkins said.
RNZ
An inquiry into the Ruby Princess cruise ship - which visited five NZ ports with passengers who tested positive for Covid-19 - has identified "serious", "inexcusable" and "inexplicable" mistakes by NSW Health.
