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Two hospitals are closing in Tasmania because of Covid-19 forcing more than 1000 people into quarantine for two weeks.

Police arrested six people for fighting and warned two people for breaching the lockdown after a gathering in Auckland overnight.

It's an odd time for the shopping public, with much closed and new rules popping out most days. Consumer NZ helps answer your questions.

Two Māori doctors have walked off the job at a Covid-19 testing clinic after claims John Tamihere allegedly told staff to lie to get tested.

A woman claims she was denied a Covid-19 after she called Healthline with a "sore throat for a couple of days and a bit of a cough".

You asked, Glen Scanlon answers. What you need to know about life with your furry friends during lockdown.

Kōhanga reo staff are getting creative with te reo Māori content and adapting to a new virtual learning environment.

Noise complaints are dropping substantially. It's so quiet you can hear the earth move.

First person - Mount Maunganui is known as Mauao to local tangata whenua. And many people are happy it's getting a break during the lockdown.

Will credit rates be cut? Can landlords without tenants apply for financial assistance, and how do governments pay for packages such as the wage subsidy scheme? The RNZ Business team answers your…

Border closures here and overseas have left tens of thousands effectively 'Covid-19 refugees' and means many questions on immigration rights and rules. Here's a Q&A to help you out.

Your questions about the Covid-19 wage subsidy and employment issues have continued to flood in, so on we answered a lot more.

Support is being rolled out for New Zealanders struggling with their mental health during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Queen has sent a message for the people of New Zealand, thanking those who are putting the service of others before themselves.

Writer and curator Te Awhina Arahanga* on the history of the song Happy Birthday and the reason it is used when we wash our hands during the Covid-19 pandemic.

For some people being in 24/7 proximity to their partner will be a reason for great celebration. For others, it is likely to be the greatest passion killer.

It took a pandemic for Kate Newton's Auckland street to meet their neighbours. Now they're forging a new network over fences and through text messages.

Questions are being raised about what people returning to New Zealand during the lockdown can and cannot do while in self-isolation.

A 16-year-old girl who arrived back into the country from Spain on Friday and taken to an Auckland hotel has no idea when she will be able to get back to her South Island home.

While the coronavirus wreaks havoc on the global sporting calendar, the NFL said it planned to have a full season and to kick off on time in September.

First person - If you're struggling with things right now, that's okay, be kind to yourself and the people around you, writes Megan Whelan.

A Palmerston North mother says it was daunting and emotional having to give birth at hospital with no whānau support.