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Security boost for Hamilton's isolation hotels as defence force helps out
Boosting security at Hamilton's Covid-19 isolation hotels has become a reality with a pōwhiri for 57 defence force personnel in the city on Thursday.
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Haul of contraband found being smuggled into Rimutaka Prison
Drugs and cellphones have been discovered being smuggled into Rimutaka Prison.
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Flu season almost non existent in southern hemisphere
Efforts to stop Covid-19 are having at least one welcome side effect, the flu season is almost non-existent in the southern hemisphere. That's according to data from the World Health Organisation's… Audio
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Inside China's mass surveillance for secrets and scandal
A database of 2.4 million people, including Australians and New Zealanders, has been leaked from the Shenzhen company Zhenhua Data, which is believed to be used by China's intelligence service.
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Bill Birtles: 'I'd still love to be in Beijing if I could'
Journalist Bill Birtles was bundled out of China this week after officers from China's Ministry of State Security appeared at his apartment in Beijing at midnight, declaring he were banned from… Audio
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Pasifika frontliners 'risking life and limb' on the job
The need to safeguard the health and well-being of New Zealand's frontline workers has been highlighted this week.
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Auditors examined Comacheros-linked companies twice in two weeks
Auditors inspected the finances of two companies associated with the Comancheros, while police had them under surveillance months before their arrests, a court has heard.
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Police listened to gang's calls for months before raid, court told
Police bugged cellphones belonging to members and associates of the Comancheros gang, listening live to calls almost a year before raiding the bikies in a major bust.
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Surveillance to ramp up at ports with $50m cash boost for Customs
The government is ramping up customs surveillance at the country's ports, with the promise of a $50 million injection.
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Vanuatu to Covid-19 test repatriates from high risk areas
Vanuatu has confirmed that Covid-19 testing on repatriates from high risk areas in other countries will start this week.
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Latif Nasser - We're connected to each other and the universe
Jesse speaks to Dr Latif Nasser about his new Netfix series, Connected: The Hidden Science of Everything. Video, Audio
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Comancheros trial: $1m drug deal fell through moments from completion, court told
The trial of five people linked to the Comancheros gang has been told how close a large drug deal came to being completed in the Auckland suburb of Takanini.
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Bill Sutch and Shirley Smith. A memoir by Keith Ovenden
In 'Bill & Shirley', Keith Ovenden, takes an intimate and candid look at the lives of his parents-in-law, the Wellington power couple, Bill Sutch and Shirley Smith. Each led their lives in the… Audio
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Thousands of port workers won't need Covid-19 tests
Thousands of Ports of Auckland workers are exempt from compulsory Covid-19 border testing, because they are not considered high risk. Audio
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Covid-19: Four new cases in NZ today, two in community
There are four new cases of Covid-19 reported in New Zealand today, two in the community and two in managed isolation.
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PNG's East Sepik records first Covid-19 case
PNG has confirmed nine new cases of Covid-19, including three in the province of East Sepik for the first time.
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Eight more cases of Covid-19 in PNG
PNG has confirmed eight new cases of Covid-19, all from Western Province.
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Cost of huge CCTV combined network sees Auckland Council pull out
Auckland Council has pulled out of a plan to expand the city's network of CCTV cameras because it would have cost too much.
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Covid-19 updates from New Zealand and around the world on 2 September
The targets for 10,000 tests per day for a week, with about two thirds of those in Auckland, have been "more or less" met, Health Minister Chris Hipkins says. Read back through live updates from 2…
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Five new cases of Covid-19, three in community - Bloomfield
Five new cases of Covid-19 have been identified, including three in the community, Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield says. Video
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Privacy assessment not needed for system 'upgrade', police say
Police have been quietly setting up a $9 million facial recognition system that can take a live feed from CCTV cameras and identify people from it. Video
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Covid-19: Case numbers in Melbourne finally dropping
Covid-19 numbers in Victoria are finally dropping. Meanwhile, Australia PM Scott Morrison says he is open to the idea of Christchurch mosque gunman serving out his sentence across the Tasman. Rebekah… Audio
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Caution needed over rush to enhance police powers
Caution is being called over any rush to enhance police powers related to suspected terrorism. Authorities here are eyeing Britain's legal framework which, among other things, grants power to arrest… Audio
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Call for changes to reporting and policing of animal welfare issues on farms
An animal welfare campaigner is calling for changes to reporting and policing of animal welfare issues on farms.
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Auckland councillor calls for amnesty for people with expired visas
Pacific people with expired visas are reluctant to come forward for Covid-19 tests, because they are scared of the consequences, says Auckland councillor Efeso Collins.
