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Newsroom
As NZ moves to stamp out Covid-19 cases, Newsroom is charting the regional breakdown. Find out how many cases your region has in these easy-to-read charts.
Newshub
Even before the shift to level 3, we were doing more shopping and getting around than a few weeks ago.
Newsroom
As NZ moves to stamp out Covid-19 cases, Newsroom is charting the regional breakdown. Find out how many cases your region has in these easy-to-read charts.
Newshub
Kiwi doctors are furious.
interest.co.nz
Government broadens Business Finance Guarantee Scheme substantially to include both agri and very small businesses; Also allows banks to write unsecured loans should they choose to do so
RNZ
Grieving communities are feeling the strain over having to ensure funerals and tangi are restricted to 10 people only.
RNZ
The global leader of women's rugby will not budge on the timing of the 2021 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand despite concerns about how close the event is to the Tokyo Olympics.
RNZ
The tourism industry is warning that if travel rules under alert level 2 aren't changed, thousands more jobs will be lost.
RNZ
Hundreds of work visa holders on overseas trips when the border closed say they are desperate to get back to their jobs and homes in New Zealand.
Newshub
A Queenstown tourism owner says many small business owners in the town won't be sleeping well as they grapple with how to pay their commercial rent.
The Spinoff
For all The Spinoff’s latest coverage of Covid-19 see here. Read Siouxsie Wiles’s work here. New Zealand is currently in alert level three – read The Spinoff’s giant explainer about what that means here. For official government advice, see here. The Spinoff’s coverage of the Covid-19 outbreak is
Newshub
"It's a blessing in disguise."
Newsroom
A Government WhatsApp channel created to distribute information about Covid-19 can now perform automated daily health check-ins.
interest.co.nz
The Reserve Bank says 21% of all housing loans are now interest only, while the wage subsidy saw household deposits boosted by over $4.5 billion
Stuff
New Zealand must act and cannot just watch the rest of the world's attempts to make a Covid-19 vaccine, an expert says.
Māori Television
With the recent government announcement of $100mil being allocated towards housing, the question remains, what does the future hold for the homeless after...
Newshub
The latest updates were announced during Thursday's press conference.
Stuff
Kiwis isolating in Auckland hotels were temporarily banned from walks so authorities could find a "safe route".
RNZ
Complaints of businesses breaching level 3 restrictions are flooding in, but there is uncertainty around who will police the breaches.
RNZ
Supermarket workers and those in rest homes will likely be the target of new Covid-19 surveillance testing in level 3 to keep the virus under control.
RNZ
There were 742 complaints of businesses not complying with the rules on the first day of alert level 3, most over the lack of social distancing. Follow RNZ's blog for the latest.
Stuff
ANALYSIS: Could business travel collapse in the age of coronavirus? And could that make fares more expensive?
The Spinoff
Good morning and welcome to The Bulletin. In today's edition: Spotlight on the Pacific and Covid-19, health minister in yet another spot of bother, and schools reopening to very limited numbers. For a lead today, I thought it would be useful to check in on our nation's neighbours in the Pacific,
Newsroom
NZ$ falls below 60 USc as Westpac sees OCR cut to minus 0.5 percent. US oil prices hit US$10/barrel and Lufthansa bailout beckons as it loses €1m/hour
Newshub
Some staff could be moved to a four-day week.
