Stuff
Contact tracing is under way in Auckland and Queenstown, where the traveller spent time in early July - including a boat cruise in Milford Sound.
Newsroom
The debate over managed isolation fees has more to do with emotions than cost recovery, writes Laura Walters.
RNZ
The Ministry of Health is planning to fast-track the approval process for a Covid-19 vaccine, and won't rule out offering a supplier indemnity from any potential claims resulting from its use.
Stuff
OPINION: I was always of the belief that you can’t put a price on happiness. But it seems the Australian and New Zealand governments have.
The Spinoff
The R number, the classic measure of how easily an infectious disease spreads, is how New Zealand crushed community transmission. But it's also a clever guide to a much bigger picture, writes Jenny Nicholls. Predicting how the global Covid-19 pandemic will progress can seem impossible, with graph
Newshub
"Summer is a problem. This virus likes all weather."
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Gross earnings for the June quarter also dropped 0.9 per cent from earnings in the March quarter.
RNZ
Some parents were surprised to find big gaps in their child's maths knowledge or were shocked at the level they were being taught.
RNZ
A $4.3m funding boost from the government is going to services aimed at helping New Zealanders get out of debt in the wake of Covid-19.
Newshub
But that's a tiny fraction of the number of businesses which have accessed the scheme.
Fiordland is facing up to 40% unemployment, with many tourism business saying they're unsure about their future. This year the region has been hit...
Stuff
Jacinda Ardern says the Government would need to pass a new law to charge returnees for their self-isolation hotels, if it decides to do so.
Stuff
A confirmed Covid-19 case has reportedly travelled from New Zealand to Korea, but alarm bells haven’t been raised by the Ministry of Health, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says.
Newshub
The long-term impact COVID-19 is having on people's health is being highlighted.
RNZ
A lawyer is challenging the legality of the lockdown rules and decisions by the Director-General of Health.
Its Catalonia region closes its nightlife as other nations eye increases in new infections warily.
Stuff
The pandemic has launched a social recession. We're going out far less, and some couldn't be happier about it.
Stuff
Teen who escaped isolation facility spent a few hours with his father’s body before handing himself into police, mother says.
RNZ
"I've never been as ill as this and it's been really frightening", says Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, Paul Garner, who's well qualified to talk about disease.
Five people accused of absconding from managed isolation in Hamilton last night wanted to attend a relative's funeral in Auckland.
The Spinoff
Crucially, Australia's ambition has been suppression, rather than elimination. Back when Aotearoa was in lockdown, many people loudly complained that we should be following Australia’s lead in dealing with the pandemic. While our strategy was to try to eliminate Covid-19, Australia was taking ano
the Guardian
Biggest increases were from the US, Brazil, India and South Africa, according to the World Health Organization
Newshub
The last of a group of five who escaped a managed isolation facility in Hamilton on Friday night has been detained.
Newshub
Four of the five were here following the death of a family member.
President Donald Trump says the country is doing great in a pandemic that just infected its four millionth US victim and is killing 1,000 people a day. But his claim is based on a brazen confidence trick, requiring Americans to ignore his responsibility for the spike in the southern and western states as he claims credit for the success of northeastern states that suppressed the disease after not heeding his advice to reopen before the virus was under control.
