The campaign will initially focus on the controversial He Puapua report. Keep Reading

The New South Wales' half hearted response to community outbreak has seen infected numbers increase while in the UK Boris Johnson is planning to remove all restrictions something top scientists describe as "dangerous and premature". Keep Reading

The government may tighten Covid-19 rules around wearing masks and face coverings and the use of the NZ Covid Tracer. Research New Zealand has measured New Zealanders' attitudes and Emanuel Kalafatelis joins to discuss. Keep Reading

Experts say even the best tracing systems couldn't control the outbreak in the Australian state, unless movement of people is contained and testing rates rise. Keep Reading

New South Wales has recorded 50 new community cases of Covid-19 in the 24 hours to 8pm yesterday. Keep Reading

The variant is quickly becoming the world's most dominant strain of COVID-19. Keep Reading

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A rule introduced last month in managed isolation and quarantine prohibits any exercise that creates heavy breathing or perspiration while returnees are out of their rooms. Keep Reading

Of all the COVID-19 vaccines delivered so far- 68 percent have gone to Pakeha and 15 percent to Māori and Pacific people. Keep Reading

Green flights due to open up from NSW will be held off, Covid-19 Minister Chris Hipkins said this afternoon after the Australian state recorded 44 new comm Keep Reading

The company's chief scientific officer says after six months "there likely is the risk of reinfection as antibodies, as predicted, wane". Keep Reading

The vessel with two coronavirus-positive mariners on board is expected to return to NZ early next week, but the port of return is still being finalised. Keep Reading

Whānau are leaving their farm trucks in the car park and their gumboots on the doorstep to get Covid-19 vaccinations at the top of the country. Keep Reading

Tech-savvy New Zealanders are effectively locking others out of managed isolation and quarantine booking systems by using a computer programming code to snap up available spots within seconds. Keep Reading

Since an outbreak in April after a quarantine breach, 7870 cases have been recorded with 40 deaths. Keep Reading

It is equivalent to more than half of Hong Kong or close to 50 per cent of New York City. Keep Reading

Doctors are inundated, after-care services are overloaded and children's wards are heaving as RSV continues to fell our youngest. Keep Reading

The second Covid-19 vaccine approved by Medsafe is not looking likely to have supply here this year, the Immunisation Advisory Centre says. Keep Reading

The pre-departure testing requirement for travellers from Australia is set to be in place "for the foreseeable future". Keep Reading

Kiwis stranded in the states will still be able to return on "green flights" from Saturday. Keep Reading

Expert advice it could be used as our main way of detecting the virus has been rejected by the ministry. Keep Reading

Taranaki Chamber of Commerce chairman Daniel Fleming says the latest Covid-19 scare shows border controls will never be foolproof and that getting the population vaccinated should be the priority. Keep Reading

Covid-19 vaccine granted provisional approval by Medsafe is not intended to change the Pfizer roll-out programme, and the first shipment won't be here before late August. Keep Reading

Stuff’s fact-checking project on Covid-19 vaccination is designed to counter misinformation and inform the public. Keep Reading

Vaccinating enough people to stop the virus circulating appears unachievable, so those who don't get jabs will be vulnerable when borders start to reopen, medical experts say. Keep Reading