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Confusion continues over Covid-19 contact rules
Confusion continues over Covid-19 contact rules
An evening shopping trip has ground life to a halt for more than 1200 shoppers, yet the ever-widening net of contact categories in Auckland's Covid-19 response is stirring up confusion. Audio
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West Coast ports zoning debate raises 'reverse sensitivity' concerns
West Coast ports zoning debate raises 'reverse sensitivity' concerns
Tourist attractions or industrial sites? The future rules for West Coast ports have come under close scrutiny this week from the Tai o Poutini Plan Committee.
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Viruses don't always produce respiratory symptoms - Epidemiologist professor Michael Baker
Viruses don't always produce respiratory symptoms - expert
Epidemiologist professor Michael Baker says the spectrum of symptoms experienced by people with the UK variant of Covid-19 is quite broad - and can include muscle aches and fatigue. Audio
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South Auckland families will struggle with rates rise, councillor says
South Auckland families will struggle with rates rise, councillor says
A proposed 5 percent rates rise and increased water charges will be too much for many South Auckland residents, a councillor says.
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Hopes on high tide for 40 surviving whales at Farewell Spit
Audio 22 Feb 2021As the tide rises, rescuers are racing to refloat 40 whales stranded at Farewell Spit, at the top of the South Island.
The long-finned pilot whales were spotted on the beach at 9.30am and a team of… Video, Audio
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Visitors leave flowers ahead of Canterbury earthquake memorial
Visitors leave flowers ahead of Canterbury earthquake memorial
There has been a steady stream of people visiting the Canterbury National Earthquake Memorial in Christchurch this afternoon, ahead of tomorrow's anniversary.
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Ten years on: Christchurch earthquake memorial service to be livestreamed
What's happening in Christchurch to commemorate the 2011 quake
Various events across Christchurch are being held in commemoration of the 10th anniversary of the 22 February earthquake.
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Interislander stuck on water as winds too high to dock
A trip across the Cook Strait has been far from straightforward for nearly 600 passengers on the Interislander Ferry today.
The Interislander sailing left Wellington at 9am and is still bobbing… Video, Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Canoe sprint nationals postponed, Osaka charges into Australian Open semifinals and Queensland stand down Vunivalu.
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Taranaki residents worry level 2 not enough
Taranaki residents worry level 2 not enough
Opinion is split in New Plymouth over whether New Plymouth should be in Covid-19 alert level 3 along with Auckland.
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Overnight Northland rain brings welcome relief
Overnight Northland rain brings welcome relief
Good overnight rain is boosting Kaitaia's Awanui River drinking water supply.
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First batch of Covid-19 vaccines has arrived in New Zealand - Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern
First batch of vaccines has arrived in NZ - Ardern
The first batch of Pfizer vaccines has arrived in New Zealand, and the country has transitioned well to increased alert levels, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says.
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What you need to know: Three Covid-19 community cases in South Auckland
What you need to know: Three Covid-19 community cases in South Auckland
As the Ministry of Health investigates the three new community cases of Covid-19 in Auckland, here's what we know so far.
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'Like nothing else on earth' - abused teen's time at Rangipo
'Like nothing else on earth' - abused teen's time at Rangipo
A man who came through state care, corrective training and prison believes his life has been set back 30 years by the physical and psychological abuse he received.
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Pacific Forum split could cost region's global role
Pacific Forum split could cost region's global role
Breaking up the Pacific Islands Forum would be a lost opportunity to cement the region's global leadership on climate change and ocean conservation.
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New Hamilton to Auckland train service announced
New Hamilton to Auckland train service announced
A new Hamilton to Auckland passenger train service called Te Huia will start in early April.
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Gymnastics New Zealand response to abuse claims review
An independent review into claims of abuse of gymnasts is released at 9am this morning. It was commissioned by Gymnastics New Zealand after athletes spoke out about their experiences of verbal and… Audio
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Rez Gardi: From refugee to human rights investigator
Rez Gardi was just six when she came to New Zealand from a refugee camp where she was born. Her Kurdish family spent nine years living in the camp, after they fled to Pakistan from Iraq and Saddam… Audio
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Waikouaiti and Karitane residents demand answers from authorities on lead revelations
Mum worries about baby's health issues amid lead revelations
Residents in two coastal Otago towns say they want answers about lead contamination in drinking water ahead of a public meeting where they will confront authorities.
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Uighur camp detainees allege systematic rape
Uighur camp detainees allege systematic rape
In new testimony, former detainees of China's detention camps for Uighurs describe systematic rape and torture.
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Meet the fascinating candidates running to represent a South Auckland community
Meet the fascinating candidates running to represent Māngere-Ōtāhuhu
There's a by-election happening in South Auckland and, as Justin Latif reports, you'd struggle to find a more diverse group of candidates.
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Principals challenge Education Ministry over student failure
Principals accuse ministry of lack of leadership over falling test scores
Primary and intermediate school principals are calling on the Ministry of Education to do more to turn to turn around New Zealand children's declining performance. Audio
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Carterton councillor quits, byelection imminent
Carterton councillor quits, byelection imminent
A by-election is imminent in Carterton after councillor Steffen Bertram resigned 15 months into his first term.
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Opinion divided over reinstating iwi border control checkpoints
Opinion divided over reinstating iwi border control checkpoints
People in Northland are divided on an iwi proposal to reinstate checkpoints in Northland in the light of a new community case of Covid-19.
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Black Ferns to open World Cup campaign against Australia at Eden Park
Black Ferns to open World Cup campaign against Australia at Eden Park
The defending champions will meet Australia at Eden Park in their opening game of the Rugby World Cup in September.