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Maersk brings ships to move containers to South Island
One of the world's biggest shipping companies is being told to use New Zealand crew to move empty containers from Auckland to the South Island.
Hipkins backs Ardern after Case L says she wasn't told to isolate
The Covid-19 Response Minister is defending the Prime Minister's version of events after a KFC worker who later tested positive for the virus insisted the family was not told to isolate.
Covid-19 business support scheme: Millions paid out in two days
New Zealand businesses have already received more than $6,580,000 under the government's latest Covid-19 support scheme.
Covid-19 testing staff brace for influx after new cases
Exhausted Covid-19 testers in South Auckland are expecting an influx after three new cases of infection were confirmed in the cluster around Papatoetoe High School.
Business support package opens today, to give alert level help
From today, New Zealand businesses can apply for the government's latest Covid-19 support package.
'Not quite job done' but Papatoetoe High School principal's anxiety easing
No new cases of Covid-19 have been reported in the community today, following Auckland's move to alert level 2, and the rest of the country's shift back to level 1.
'No evidence' of MIQ nurses working 24-hour shifts - Hipkins
MIQ nurses insist they are sometimes working around the clock, despite the Covid-19 Response Minister saying there is no evidence of that.
MIQ nurses speak out: 'We're going to get sloppy'
Tired and stressed MIQ nurses fear there will be another Covid-19 community outbreak if staffing numbers aren't boosted at facilities across the country.
Bumper start to 2021 for NZ dairy farmers
Dairy prices have jumped a further 4.8 percent, defying expectations and giving a boost to farmers and the economy.
MIQ nurses concerned about staffing, instability at border facilities
Nurses working at managed isolation facilities across the country have raised concerns about staff shortages and instability.
Message sans a bottle: Port delays prompt dinghy voyage for rosé
Retailers across the country are struggling to get enough stock for their Christmas shoppers, as the delays at the Ports of Auckland continue.