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NZ arrivals to monitor health after Brisbane Airport breach
People arriving in New Zealand from Brisbane are being asked to monitor their health for the next 14 days, after a reported green zone breach at Brisbane Airport.
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A warm welcome: Trans-Tasman travel bubble opens
It was hugs and tears all round today as family and friends reunited on the first day of the trans-Tasman bubble. RNZ's photographers were there to capture some of the emotional reunions.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Roosters chasing TJ Perenara, Stokes to miss series against Black Caps, and Van Gisbergen in for sixth straight win.
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Dairy farm trials app letting staff choose hours they want to work
A Mid-Canterbury dairy farm that is offering staff flexible work hours is seeing major benefits from the change.
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Tropical cyclone Seroja wreaks havoc along West Australia coast
The category three storm made landfall near the town of Kalbarri on Sunday night, with gusts of up to 170km/h reported, leaving a trail of damage.
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Pent-up travel demand bubbles up
A green light for a travel bubble with Australia was a good news story for people separated from loved ones - and businesses needing the cash of free-spending foreigners. But were the bubble-happy… Audio
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Pent-up travel demand bubbles up
A green light for a travel bubble with Australia was a good news story for people separated from loved ones - and businesses needing the cash of free-spending foreigners. But were the bubble-happy…
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Adapting at pace: One year of MIQ in New Zealand
The leaders of MIQ have paid tribute to a system they describe as a cornerstone of New Zealand's Covid-19 elimination strategy.
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Air NZ starts to sell direct flights to Hobart
Air New Zealand has started selling tickets for the airline's direct flights to Tasmania.
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Thousands of people flee as volcano erupts on Carribean island
An "explosive" volcano has blanketed the Caribbean island of St Vincent in ash and smoke and forced thousands of people out of their homes.
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One road, 68 cameras: The technology enforcing compliance
New technology being rolled out by Auckland Transport in an effort to ensure bus lane compliance has been labelled "overkill" - but the agency says it'll help keep people and freight moving around the… Audio
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Waikato mental health campaigner's long wait to meet minister over concerns
Jane Stevens' son Nicky took his own life while in the care of the Waikato DHB in 2015 - she's part of a group concerned about about the quality of mental health services.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Injured All Black captain to miss rest of Super Rugby, weather scuppers White Ferns, Gymnastics New Zealand miss deadline, Germany suffer shock world cup loss, rally teams…
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Pacific 7s teams to feature in Olympic preparation tournament
Three Pacific Islands teams will feature in a sevens invitational tournament in Wellington next weekend which ramps up preparations towards the Tokyo Olympics.
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GPs to see urgent cases for free in Counties Manukau
Sixteen Auckland GP clinics will see urgent care cases for free.
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Mose Masoe on the 'psychological' battle of life
One tackle ended Mose Masoe's rugby league career, leaving him paralysed from the shoulders down.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Brisbane sports team scramble amid COVID-19 lockdown, Kane fires England to WC qualifer win, Australia too good for White Ferns and Phoenix beaten.
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Covid-19 update: One new imported case, no new community cases
There have been no new community cases of Covid-19 and just one new imported case reported today.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Breakers back in winner's circle, Tendulkar gets Covid-19, and hat-trick for Otago paceman.
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'Fighting saved my life': Kiwi mixed martial artist on her biggest battle
She didn't know it, but Nyrene Crowley was already in a fight when she found combat sports.
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Middlemore ED patients waiting 14 hours for treatment, worker says
A worker at Middlemore Hospital's emergency department says it cannot cope with the demand for its services, and serious staffing shortages are now impacting on the treatment of patients.
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Government's housing policies 'not working for Māori' - provider
There's frustration from Māori housing providers that government measures to cool the housing market do nothing to directly fix the issues facing tangata whenua.
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Government to unveil first-home buyers plan
First-home buyers and industry professionals are asking the government to throw every tool they have in the box at fixing the housing crisis. Audio
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Battling anorexia: 'There must be so many suffering in silence'
Opinion - Anorexia nervosa has the highest mortality rate of all mental illnesses. Yet somehow, in Aotearoa, eating disorders seem to be among the hardest illnesses to access treatment for, Annabel…
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Floodwater rescue, further evacuation orders in Western Sydney
Evacuation orders were put in place for more Western Sydney suburbs, and three people were rescued by emergency workers, as further rain is forecast.