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Three out of five teachers considered 'close contacts' have tested negative so far.

Epidemiologist Michael Baker said the rules are too 'ambiguous' around wearing masks.

Nervous students say they want to do their bit to stop Covid getting into the community.

All but 11 of Auckland Kindergarten Association's 120 kindies are empty.

Two-hour wait in the rain for Covid testing at Papatoetoe High School.

Infection through surfaces or objects is 'fairly unlikely', Professor Michael Baker says.

Auckland testing stations will be open for longer but people are warned to expect queues.

The latest cases are of concern, but moreso if authorities can't track down the source.

Twenty tons of discharge, including water, were taken away overnight after the spill.

A member of the public stood up in the courtroom and gazed intently at the accused man.

Move could pave the way for providing carbon-free, or "green" hydrogen for transport.

The third day of the high-profile trial has begun.

Figures show the irreversible loss of Auckland's most productive land is accelerating.

Most people do the right thing, but those who don't are potentially costing AT thousands.

Children and people with allergies can be ill for several days after they've been stung.

Diners and staff cowered as a car drove through the restaurant's plate glass windows.

After she was noticed by a sniffer dog, Wenqing Li tried to dump items in the toilets.

Kenneth Bill Phare, 96, died on Sunday - three days after his wife Barbara, 94, died.

Counties Manukau DHB is reviewing its emergency lockdown plans to deal with armed events.

Did you help a lady in labour on a Manurewa street back in February 2013?

The fatal shooting of the armed man happened during alert level 4 lockdown.

Virus expert questions Covid-19 mask mandate in our largest city following Herald survey.

Harnek Singh speaks about his ordeal and stay in ICU.

Police say they are making inquiries over the alleged vehicle theft.

Some hospitals are reporting a baby boom nine months after the country's lockdown.

The council-funded plantings took "a couple of hundred hours of community time".

Sola Vuna has shared a heartwarming story and a wake-up call about how to use Covid app.

Serial text pest who threatened woman's husband told to get help.

South Auckland GPs are still feeling the pressure after the 2020 Covid-19 lockdown.