Morning Report

For some, it seems, the idea of lockdowns, bubbles and staying local is hard to absorb.

Take the seven men from six separate bubbles who were found jet boating on the Makarora River in Otago on… Read more Audio

The Privacy Commissioner fears a public backlash from making people scan in or keep a record of where they go may outweigh any benefits.

The Government says making record keeping mandatory at all… Read more Audio

New Zealand now has 72 cases of Covid-19 in the community, most of them in Auckland.

Experts do not anticipate the city will be moving out of level four this week as more locations are released, and… Read more Audio

Auckland health authorities are urgently recruiting more contact tracers as the system hits capacity just five days into the outbreak.

The tracers are vital to the Covid-19 response because they get… Read more Audio

Auckland health authorities are urgently recruiting more contact tracers as the system hits capacity just five days into the outbreak.

The tracers are vital to the Covid response because they get… Read more Audio

Confusion reigns for businesses trying to get to grips with mandatory scanning and record-keeping for "busy places and large gatherings".

Among the list provided by the Health Ministry are obvious… Read more Audio

More than 1500 people were vaccinated on Sunday - the first day of New Zealand's largest drive-through vaccination centre in south Auckland.

The drive-through is initially set to last for seven days… Read more Audio

Cabinet will this afternoon meet to decide on whether any part of the country will come out of level 4 lockdown this week.

The alert level expires at midnight tomorrow night but Aucklanders have… Read more Audio

Te Paati Māori is worried about data privacy and low trust among communities, following the Government decision to mandate record keeping of the public's movements. 

Cabinet has decided to make it… Read more Audio