RNZ
An announcement over Easter trading looms today, while Simon Bridges will lead the first meeting of the committee providing scrutiny of the national Covid-19 response. Follow our blog for the latest news.
RNZ
Police have not ruled out taking a tougher approach to clear out city hotspots where hundreds of people are going for their lockdown fresh air fixes.
RNZ
Air New Zealand will start laying off workers this week and says Covid-19 has slashed its revenue by more than $5 billion.
RNZ
There have been numerous announcements and developments around the country today, if you've missed all that went down, you can catch up what happened here.
RNZ
A police website for reporting suspected lockdown breaches was so overrun with complaints it crashed just hours after being launched.
RNZ
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says while she has found no evidence of price gouging, the public will be able to to report any they see.
RNZ
New guidelines for funerals and tangihanga have been released, allowing a restricted number of family within the same bubble to visit the deceased in the funeral home.
RNZ
There have been 76 new cases of Covid-19 confirmed in New Zealand, with 12 people now in hospital. Watch the latest update here.
Newsroom
As two staff members test positive for Covid-19, police are grappling with ways to keep their workforce safe while still enforcing the rules of the lockdown.
The Spinoff
When officials – including police themselves – don't seem clear on the rules around movement, it makes it harder for everyone to do the right thing, writes Andrew Geddis. Aotearoa New Zealand has committed to trying to eradicate the virus that causes Covid-19 from its shores. To do that, as a soc
RNZ
A nationwide property management company is actively discouraging landlords from offering rent holidays to struggling tenants during the Covid-19 shutdown.
RNZ
More than $3.7 billion has been forked out through the Covid-19 wage subsidy scheme, benefiting more than 580,000 employees. Follow our blog for the latest developments.
Newshub
People in their 20s with European ethnicity are most likely to test positive.
1 NEWS
The pinprick blood tests will be available over the ditch later this week.
1 NEWS
"We are putting every piece of support we can around them," the Police Commissioner said.
The Spinoff
Good morning and welcome to The Bulletin. In today's edition: Conditions for leaving lockdown explored, nation’s first death from Covid-19 reported, and Australian govt continues to discriminate against NZers. When will the Covid-19 lockdown across New Zealand end? Short answer – when it's actual
RNZ
People over 70 and those with underlying health conditions faced the lockdown four days before the rest of the country - but some of the elderly still aren't taking any notice.
RNZ
The kiwifruit industry is fighting for survival as it tries to pick and pack the season's crop while enforcing Covid-19 restrictions.
1 NEWS
NZ records its first coronavirus-related death, while an online form for reporting lockdown breaches is flooded with responses.
RNZ
As we head into day five of the nationwide lockdown, the Director-General of Health has no doubt the cases of community transmission of Covid-19 are on the rise.
Stuff
The family of Anne Guenole, the first person to die of coronavirus in NZ, have no idea how she became infected.
Stuff
Auckland Council doesn't know how hard its finances will be hit by coronavirus, but says "there's no cause for concern".
RNZ
Wellington Night Shelter guests have been given an upgrade, to help them self-isolate.
RNZ
Extensive efforts have been made to communicate Covid-19 updates to the large non-English speaking community in Nelson.
RNZ
New Zealand now has more than 500 Covid-19 cases - up from 66 just one week ago. Explore our interactive map to find out about the people who have tested positive - how old they are, where they travelled from and where the hotspots are.
