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Auckland truck driver who visited Manawatū tests positive
Service stations, fast food outlet among locations of interest after truck driver tests positive
Thirteen new locations of interest including service stations, a supermarket and a Burger King are among locations of interest after an Auckland truck driver who travelled to Palmerston North tests…
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Covid-19 update: 27 new community cases reported in New Zealand today
Covid-19 update: 27 new community cases reported in New Zealand today
There have been 27 new community cases reported in New Zealand today, with five not yet linked to earlier cases.
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Covid-19: Only 7% getting tested in Auckland’s suburbs of interest
Covid-19: Only 7% getting tested in Auckland’s suburbs of interest
After being highlighted as known Covid-19 hotspots with known clusters and unlinked cases, how many people are actually getting tested in Auckland's seven "suburbs of interest?"
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Covid-19: National's plan calls for vaccination targets to end lockdowns, open borders
National's plan calls for vaccination targets to end lockdowns, open borders
The National Party is calling for New Zealand to first end lockdowns then reopen to the world based on two vaccination targets.
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Covid-19: 45 new community cases today - all in Auckland
Covid-19: 45 new community cases today - all in Auckland
Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield says many of today's cases were linked, and in some sense "they were expected".
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Covid-19: Retail, hospitality industries push back against call for testing
Retail and hospitality industry leaders are pushing back on new government advice that Auckland workers get two PCR tests in the next fortnight, regardless of whether they have any Covid-19 symptoms.
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Covid-19 Fiji: 54 new cases reported as remote villagers step up vigilance
Villagers in remote Fiji tighten Covid-19 measures
Villages in Fiji's remote north have gone into lockdown after positive cases of Covid-19 were reported there in the last 24 hours.
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Iran failing to comply with nuclear monitoring deal, UN agency says
Iran failing to comply with nuclear monitoring deal, UN agency says
The UN nuclear watchdog says Iran is not honouring a deal to allow inspectors to service monitoring equipment in the country.
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Focus now on another remote Fiji island as pair test positive to Covid-19
Covid-19: Fiji's old capital becomes a location of interest
The remote island of Ovalau in Fiji is the new area of interest after two people in quarantine tested positive for Covid-19, health authorities said.
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Door-to-door testing proposed to stamp out Auckland's Covid outbreak
Door-to-door testing proposed to stamp out Auckland's Covid outbreak
There are calls for a major new targeted approach to stamp Delta out, including door-to-door testing in communities where the virus could be lurking.
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Fiji legal expert says mandatory vaccination not a new idea
Compulsory vaccination 'not a new idea'
Mandatory vaccination is not a new idea to governments, says a prominent employment lawyer in Fiji.
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Parliament to consider ban on public funds to gangs
Parliament to consider ban on public funds to gangs
Two member's bills targeting gang money and assets were drawn from the ballot at Parliament today.
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The harrowing problem of feral dogs in the Far North
Packs of feral dogs have been causing heartbreaking stock losses throughout the Far North, and authorities are ill-equipped to deal with them. Audio
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Tracking the Far North's feral dogs of destruction
The harrowing problem of feral dogs in the Far North
Packs of feral dogs have been causing heartbreaking stock losses throughout the Far North, and authorities are ill-equipped to deal with them.
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Terror bill back in Parliament after Lynnmall fast-tracking
Legislation creating a new offence for planning a terrorist attack comes back to Parliament on Tuesday, after being fast tracked because of the Lynmall attack.
Ahamed Samsudeen was shot dead earlier… Audio
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Anti-terror law back before Parliament today, but faces opposition
Anti-terror law back before Parliament today, but faces opposition
Legislation introducing a new offence for planning a terrorist attack comes back to Parliament today, after being expedited as a result of the LynnMall attack.
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Government announces $36m investment in Covid-19 research fund
Government announces $36m investment in Covid-19 research fund
The government will invest $36m into infectious disease research to aid with the Covid-19 pandemic response and prepare for future infectious disease outbreaks.
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US admits Kabul drone strike killed civilians
US admits Kabul drone strike killed civilians
A US drone strike in Kabul days before the military pullout killed 10 innocent people, an inquiry finds.
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Invasive seaweed detected on Aotea/Great Barrier Island
Invasive seaweed detected on Aotea/Great Barrier Island
Aotea/Great Barrier Island mana whenua say biosecurity officials must eradicate an invasive seaweed species detected in the area.
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Cameras set to catch Pukerangiora Pā raiders
Cameras set to catch Pukerangiora Pā raiders
Surveillance cameras have been set up to catch fossickers hunting for war relics at a historic Taranaki pā.
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Truck driver's infection picked up in Covid-19 surveillance testing - Henare
Covid-19: Tauranga locations of interest listed after truck driver tests positive
Locations of interest in the Tauranga area have been identified by the Ministry of Health after an Auckland truck driver tested positive for Covid-19. Audio
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Covid-19: Truck driver infection picked up in surveillance testing - Henare
Associate Minister of Health Peeni Henare says a truck driver’s positive Covid-19 test came through as part of surveillance testing.
The driver delivers supermarket supplies and travelled to… Audio
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Covid-19 wrap: What happened on 16 September
Covid-19 wrap: Truck driver tests positive, vaccination buses go on the road
A truck driver who has travelled across the Auckland border tests positive for Covid-19, the first vaccination buses go on the road and gathering limits may increase under level 2 if Auckland moves…
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LynnMall stabbings: Review into risk terrorist posed launched
LynnMall stabbings: Review into risk terrorist posed launched
The events preceding the LynnMall stabbings will be investigated by three agencies in a coordinated formal review.
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Middlemore Hospital testing every ward patient for Covid-19
Middlemore Hospital steps up Covid-19 testing for patients
Middlemore Hospital has begun testing new patients for Covid-19 after five patients have turned up unaware they had the virus until tested there. Audio