97.6 per cent of teachers vaccinated against Covid, Ministry says
Just 2.4 per cent of teachers have refused the Covid-19 vaccine after a mandate was introduced for school staff.
Traffic light system no help for struggling special needs families
Lockdown was very hard for families with special needs children, as therapy and support were paused. But the traffic light system won't bring relief.
Students stay away after positive school cases
Many students stay away from schools in Nelson a day after staff tested positive for Covid-19 at two schools in the city.
First female Māori dean appointed at University of Otago
Professor Suzanne Pitama has been appointed as University of Otago's new dean and head of its Christchurch campus.
Scientists take Covid-19 message from lab to jab with hip-hop tune
It's got everything a hip-hop video needs: a guy in a white coat with big sunnies, famous faces and sweet rhymes. Introducing Vax the Nation.
Battery electric registrations nearing 1000-per-month
'Enormous' juror vaccination dilemma approaching the courtroom door
Man guilty of sexually assaulting two girls
Intellectually disabled man's convictions quashed
Stewart Island Four Square actively seeking unvaccinated staff
Winston Peters loses another legal battle over superannuation privacy breach
Live: Freedom day 'most exciting thing in 100 days'
Auckland Council ponders $2 billion airport stake sale
Bakery closed, staff getting tested following covid cases in New Plymouth
Covid-19: Three new locations of interest in Nelson
Freedom Day: How I coped with 're-entry anxiety'
Auckland music venues to stay shut despite Covid-19 rules easing
The next Auckland date to watch for
Positive Covid-19 case confirmed on Coromandel Peninsula
Hospitality can't make a profit in red traffic light setting, industry group says