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Sweden: What life is like in a country without lockdown laws
People explain life in a country with no lockdown laws.
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Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
'Life has to go on': How Sweden has faced the virus without a lockdown
New York Times: The country trusted people to voluntarily follow the protocols.
Are we underestimating how many people have had Covid-19? Sweden thinks so
COMMENT: Authorities in Sweden claim the country is rapidly approaching herd immunity.
Sweden's schools and borders open in 'huge experiment' on Covid-19
While most of the world is in lockdown to stop Covid 19, in Sweden, life goes unchanged.
Stranded in Dubai over Immigration NZ debacle
There are more than 23,000 New Zealanders registered on SafeTravel.
Robinson denied shot at title as World Cup season called off
Kiwi teen ski sensation Alice Robinson has had to settle for fifth overall.
Where Ikea is hunting for its first Auckland site
Will your neighbourhood be near the new store?
Is Ruakākā NZ's next beach volleyball hub?
Ruakākā Beach was considered by the tournament organiser as the best he had seen.
Sweden drops Julian Assange rape investigation
Swedish prosecutor says oral evidence against the Wikileaks founder has 'faded with time'.
Jan Kristensson: Sweden leads the way to a cashless society
Comment: What does a world without cash look like? Well, here it is.
Greta's Nobel snub 'sad news for planet'
Greta Thunberg's fans have vowed to continue fighting for action on climate change.
Greta Thunberg: Going where adults fear to tread
Editorial: In the global warming conversation, we say, thank goodness for Greta.
King strips five grandkids of royal status
The five children will remain members of the royal family but they'll lose the titles.
Trump ditches gun reform a day after quizzing Ardern about it
Jacinda Ardern had a busy morning in New York with several bilateral meetings
'You have stolen my childhood': Greta Thunberg's scathing words to world leaders
Teen activist makes impassioned speech as 66 countries pledge to do more.
Greta Thunberg on America: Too much air conditioning, not enough science
New York Times: Young climate activist had some blunt and biting remarks for America.
Sweden: Cultural spoils of Stockholm
Dating from the 1200s and crammed with landmarks, Gamla Stan drips with history.
Show and tell - then duck and cover
Bomb squad called after child brings live grenade to preschool.
Obituary: A farewell to motorcycle legend Rod Coleman
The first Kiwi to win at the Isle of Man, and a national and international champion.
Safety concerns ground 21 New Zealand planes
Civil Aviation boss: 'I have sufficient concerns about the safety of these aircraft'.
Cool for kids: The Scandinavian hot spots for family holidays
Scandinavia and the Nordic countries have the ingredients for a flawless family holiday.
Fran O'Sullivan: What NZ can learn from Scandi noir
Scandinavian project reveals how NZ could tackle infrastructure crisis.
Faeces-filled cell: Star's Swedish jail horror
It has been described as 'disease-ridden', 'inhumane' and likened to a toilet.
Die Pest! E-scooters invade Europe - and people there hate them too
Washington Post: Europe inundated with e-scooters and riders add the ingredient of beer.
Violence erupts as protesters mark May Day around the globe
Some protesters threw rocks, burned effigies of politicians and trashed cars.
Tourist couple seeks rescuers after tragedy off Paihia beach
Swedish visitors thanked everyone involved in rescue attempt - except one heroic couple.
Editorial: Next step for a polarising Assange
EDITORIAL: In world news, it has been a week of heroes, villains and those in between.
Sexual assault accusations that could ruin Assange
A Sweden trip resulted in sexual assault accusations that could be Julian's downfall.
A flying shame: Swedish word may ruin flying forever
Sweden is a country famous for exporting jet setters. But that could be changing.
Stockholm: The Swede life
In Stockholm, Greg Bruce experiences the art of thinking differently.