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A blame guide for the Bauer Media shutdown
The announcement that Bauer Media is shutting down has been met with a flurry of conflicting recriminations. If you're unsure where to place your blame, Mediawatch is here to help.
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A blame guide for the Bauer Media shutdown
A blame guide for the Bauer Media shutdown
The announcement that Bauer Media is shutting down has been met with a flurry of conflicting recriminations. If you're unsure where to place your blame, Mediawatch is here to help.
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Auckland greengrocer forced to close: 'Everything they're doing is quite blurry'
Auckland greengrocer forced to close: 'Everything they're doing is quite blurry'
An Auckland greengrocer that has been open for 50 years has been forced to close its doors as it's not considered an essential service because a supermarket is nearby.
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American tourist in NZ says hope of going home 'greatest sense of relief'
American tourist in NZ says hope of going home 'greatest sense of relief'
The domestic travel ban has been lifted for stranded foreign tourists trying to get to international airports to fly home. Audio
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Covid-19 wrap: What happened on 2 April
Covid-19 wrap: What happened on 2 April
New Zealand sees its biggest increase in the number of new Covid-19 cases in one day, a major magazine publisher folds and Air NZ slashes its domestic flights.
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NZ citizen stuck in Tonga due to border closures
NZ citizen stuck in Tonga due to border closures
A New Zealand citizen, who is currently unemployed, is struggling to return back home from Tonga due to border closures.
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Vital medical supplies arrive in Samoa
Vital medical supplies arrive in Samoa
Two tonnes of vital medical supplies have arrived in Samoa on a special Samoa Airways flight.
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Covid-19: The key developments in New Zealand on 30 March
Covid-19: Key developments on day five of lockdown
There have been numerous announcements and developments around the country today, if you've missed all that went down, you can catch up what happened here.
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Tenants told skipping rent not an option
Tenants told skipping rent not an option
Rental agencies are getting tough on tenants with ideas about skipping their rent payments.
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Over one hundred Kiwis stuck on Vasco Da Gama
118 New Zealanders are stuck aboard the Australian Vasco Da Gama cruise ship, due back in Fremantle on Friday. Margaret and Rodger Lane from Christchurch were supposed to be on the trip of a lifetime… Audio
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Plans to go home in tatters as international travel options crumble due to Covid-19
Covid-19: Plans to go home in tatters - 'There are no commercial flights left'
Mass flight cancellations and border closures in crucial transit countries have wreaked havoc on New Zealanders' travel plans trying to come home, as well as those going the other way.
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The Panel with Wallace Chapman (Part 1)
Audio 24 Mar 2020RNZ's Caitlin Cherry has been going through covid-19 questions, and is here to answer some of your questions. Bracing for 4 weeks of a housebound life, it's a huge call for all us. Dr Dougal… Audio
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Coronavirus: What you need to know about school and uni closures
Covid-19: What you need to know about school closures
As hundreds of thousands of schoolchildren begin four weeks of lockdown, here is some practical advice and key information for all students and parents or caregivers. Audio
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Covid-19: Pacific nations on heightened alert, flights suspended
Covid-19: Pacific nations on heightened alert, flights suspended
Pacific countries continue to take proactive measures to control the spread of Covid-19 coronavirus in the region, amid the global pandemic.
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Covid 19: Moves that will 'literally save lives' among developments for 23 March
Covid 19: Developments for 23 March
A country-wide lockdown is announced, more cases of the coronavirus revealed, extended economic support - the latest in the battle against Covid-19.
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SkyCity casinos close immediately
SkyCity casinos close immediately
SkyCity is working though the implications for its 4000 workers, as its Hamilton, Queenstown and Auckland establishments close immediately in light of the new Covid-19 regulations.
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Flight Centre makes 250 staff redundant, temporarily shuts 33 shops
Flight Centre makes 250 staff redundant, temporarily shuts 33 shops
The travel agency said the unprecedented travel restrictions forced it to reduce its workforce.
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Local Government NZ says councils working together on closure decisions
LGNZ says councils working together on closure decisions
More local authorities around the country are closing public venues today as the fight against Covid-19 heats up.
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Coronavirus wrap: The day's key developments in NZ and globally
Coronavirus: Key developments in NZ and globally on 22 March
It remains unclear if community transmission of Covid-19 is occurring in New Zealand as 14 new cases of the illness were confirmed today, bringing the total to 66.
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Community transmission of Covid-19 not confirmed - Ministry of Health
Community transmission of Covid-19 not confirmed - Ministry of Health
Work on determining whether there is community transmission of Covid-19 in New Zealand is still ongoing after 14 new cases of illness were confirmed today, bringing the total to 66. Video
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Coronavirus: University of Auckland suspends teaching for next week
Coronavirus: University of Auckland suspends teaching for next week
The University of Auckland has suspended teaching across all campuses next week in preparation for the risk of partial closure as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. Audio
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Coronavirus: Libraries, pools and recreation centres to close in Auckland for two weeks
Auckland libraries, pools and recreation centres to close for two weeks
Mayor Phil Goff says the decision was made with regret, but it was both important and necessary. Video
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Unis begin to suspend face to face classes
The University of Auckland is suspending classes next week as it prepares for a possible campus closure. Staff and students have been told there will be no classes next week and scheduled tests have… Audio
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Covid-19: What the airport is like after border closure
Audio 20 Mar 2020New Zealand's borders are shut for the first time in history.
The call was made last night to close the border from one minute to midnight.
Jacinda Ardern says the significance of the decision is… Audio
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NZ courts to suspend 238 district and high court trials
Covid-19: 238 district and high court trials suspended
New Zealand courts are to suspend 238 jury trials for nine weeks from Monday due to Covid-19.