News at a glance

Employment issues and KiwiSaver dominate concerns. Keep Reading

The opposition has grilled the government about what more assistance is on the way for struggling businesses during the first Question Time since the lockdown. Keep Reading

Economists are picking the Official Cash Rate will drop to negative 0.5 percent, despite the Reserve Bank promising to hold it at 0.25 percent until March 2021. Keep Reading

The number is staggering. Keep Reading

How is Covid-19 spreading within the country? Newsroom is collating information as it's available to paint a picture of what's happening. Keep Reading

If the 400,000 Kiwis heading back to work today don't start socialising there is a decent shot at us leaving level 3 quickly. Keep Reading

Some things are staying the same, but much will be different with education under Covid-19. Keep Reading

It's business, but not as usual, with alert level 3 giving businesses more room to trade provided they comply with strict health and safety measures. Keep Reading

Aged Care Association names two DHBs dragging the chain on distributing PPE Keep Reading

Under alert level 3 seniors will have some restrictions eased but not much. Keep Reading

Australian tourism is worth nearly $3 billion to New Zealand. Keep Reading

Police prosecuted 87 people for lockdown breaches over Anzac weekend, but have praised most New Zealanders for sticking to the alert level 4 restrictions. Keep Reading

Who is allowed to travel further afield and what do I need to have to prove my travel is meeting the rules? Keep Reading

How long could Covid-19 cases trail on, and should we be worried if numbers increase again? Keep Reading

As casual dealers retreat but both demand and prices surge, one surprising consequence of the lockdown could be the hastened professionalisation of the underground cannabis industry. When New Zealand moved to alert level four, most people had no choice about whether to comply with the lockdown. B Keep Reading

A contact tracing app for Covid-19 will be available in the next fortnight, the Ministry of Health says. Keep Reading

Takeaways are just around the corner. Keep Reading

Teachers are getting ready for students to return to classes as the country moves to Covid-19 alert level 3. Keep Reading

Building firms are preparing to return to work tomorrow - albeit somewhat differently - as the country moves down to Covid-19 alert level 3 at 11.59pm tonight. Keep Reading

Up to 400 people could die from cancer if hospitals don't catch up quickly enough after the lockdown, the Cancer Society says. Keep Reading

The downturn in fishing caused by the Covid-19 emergency could lead the industry to take environmentally damaging shortcuts warns Forest and Bird, but the seafood industry is defending its practices during the crisis. Keep Reading

District health boards say that by using digital technology, they have processed thousands of outpatient appointments that would have been cancelled during the lockdown. Keep Reading

One person has created a new food delivery app to help restaurants. Keep Reading

Nearly 80% of Kiwis are concerned about the lack of physical contact they are having with elderly and other relatives outside their bubbles and... Keep Reading

Businesses re-opening next week under Alert Level 3 must brief staff on how they will be kept safe, the Council of Trade Unions says. This story... Keep Reading