Stuff reports: A Covid-19 modeller says the new official model predicting 7000 deaths with a 75 per cent vaccination rate doesn’t pass the plausibility test. Covid-19 modeller Rodney Jones, who has also provided modelling and advice to the Government, said real-world experience in countries with reasonably high vaccination rates showed there was unlikely to be that many […] Keep Reading

New modelling suggests that New Zealand could see up to 7000 Covid-19 deaths a year even with a high proportion of the population vaccinated. Keep Reading

OPINION: The claims from the various elements of the right need not be wholly, or even partly true to gain currency among the “silent majority”. Keep Reading

Heavy Hands: Over the past few days, the centre of Melbourne has witnessed some of the worst political violence in a generation. Police off... Keep Reading

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Tens of thousands of permanent resident applications have been frozen during lockdown.  Keep Reading

Many countries are making Covid-19 jabs mandatory for those wanting to go to the movies or concerts, and NZ should follow suit, an epidemiologist says. Keep Reading

"I totally reject that." Keep Reading

Te Pāti Māori leads successful opposition to plans for new Covid quarantine facilities in poorly-vaccinated Rotorua Lakes district. Keep Reading

The auditor-general will look at whether District Health Boards are dipping into money set aside for mental health services. Keep Reading

A bill to simplify surrogacy laws looks likely to pass Keep Reading

The Māori Health Authority will work alongside Health NZ with a joint role. Keep Reading

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Crusher Collins, the leader who has taken great delight in giving back double, has been too afraid to be interviewed by Radio New Zealand this morning. Keep Reading

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National leader Judith Collins pulled out of planned media appearances on Wednesday. Keep Reading

James Shaw's limited delegation to the Glasgow climate summit has been the target of bad faith attacks weaponising the frustrations of New Zealanders stuck overseas. Keep Reading

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Labour and National voted for the bill, while the Green Party, ACT and Te Paati Māori voted against. Keep Reading

Judith Collins says she's not concerned about the party's low polling and feels “very secure” in having the backing of her caucus. Keep Reading

"It's got to be possible to make sure that people get remanded inside their alert level," National's Chris Bishop says. Keep Reading

Until vaccination rates in the country’s most vulnerable groups are much higher, elimination remains the best way to avoid repeating the mistakes of history. Keep Reading

It's possible 90 percent of Aucklanders could have had their first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine by the time Cabinet next reviews restrictions, the prime minister says. Keep Reading

"I completely reject the assertion in that member's question." Keep Reading