Back to school: 'We could have 200 kids left on the roadside'
Fears are that with bus capacity almost halved, students may be left stranded.
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Canterbury DHB looks at infection surveillance system options
Canterbury DHB says the infection surveillance technology is unrelated to Covid-19.
Freeeeeeedom! Kiwis embrace level 2 - what you can do this weekend
It's here at last, New Zealand. Our first level 2 weekend.
Watch: Unbelievable crash leaves car vertical after striking motorway barrier
Incredibly no one was injured.
Level 2 lures more to roads, but catch-up to last year continues
New Zealand Transport Agency traffic volume data is out for the first day of level 2.
Budget 2020: Unlocking Covid-19 war chest needed but small business owner fears years of debt
"Maybe the kids will benefit from it in their twenties."
Channelling his Captain Tom, Kiwi grandfather's charity cycle bid
Tony Todd is using pedal power to raise money for local hospice.
Children banned from rest homes under level 2
Rest home operator also limits visitors to 30 minutes and will check temperature on entry.
A royal Zoom call: Prince William video chats with Christchurch mosque shooting victims
'I'm really proud of all of you,' the Duke said.
Important work from Christchurch Call continues
COMMENT: A year after the Christchurch call, it's clear the only way forward is together.
Level 2: Happiness tinged with worry as cafes reopen
Cafes are open - but are customers returning?
It's Budget Day: The plight - and plea - of NZ small businesses
Small business owners speak to the Herald about what they want from today's Budget.
New app tracks how full malls are becoming
The app can tell mall security how many people there are per square metre.
Free parking is over: Wellingtonians slapped with 800 fines
Some motorists in the CBD have been caught out twice in one day.
Queenstown airport to 'restructure' over passenger numbers
Jobs are set to be cut at Queenstown and Wanaka airports.
Focus Live: Pike River mine possible human remains found
Police have revealed that recent images captured from the borehole drilling programme indicate the possibility of human remains.
Wellington's stockpiled recycling bound for the landfill
Recycling collections are resuming in the city but no promises material will be recycled.
Music is back: Mother's Day a milestone for Christchurch rest home cluster
'We've got through this, now just carry on'
'They were waiting for me to die': Double-killer threatens legal action to move prisons
'Jailhouse lawyer' Arthur Taylor says lack of support a national problem.
Mandatory isolation review too late for one applicant
The Ministry of Health has come under fire for its handling of exemption requests.
Royal Commission investigating Chch mosque attacks needed lockdown extension
Official documents show the Royal Commission wasn't on track to meet its April deadline.
Ministry review overturns some rejected isolation exemption requests
A High Court case prompted another look at applications for isolation exemptions.
'It's breaking my heart': Kiwi in quarantine barred from seeing dying wife
A Christchurch man is pleading to see his dying wife one last time.
You were right: Traffic halves in city centres
Traffic level plummeted in the first week of level 3.
$120 million expected to be paid out over gun buyback
The spending watchdog last year announced it would report to Parliament on the scheme.
Out-of-work NZ flight attendants turn to strip clubs
Calendar Girls offers incentives to dancers who perform in old flight attendant uniforms
Kiwi in LA desperate to come home said goodbye to dying dad on FaceTime
"We were informed that we needed to say our last goodbyes in 30 minutes."
'It just seems cruel': Kiwi in LA begs for exemption to see dying dad in Christchurch
"It's hard to explain this feeling of complete and utter helplessness," daughter says.
Third person charged with cold-case murder of young mum
Police allege the man arranged the 1995 killing of the young pregnant mother.
NZ strip clubs move online as Covid-19 shuts their doors
Calendar Girls' dancers to broadcast live from home.
Lawyer: Govt didn't need to compensate over gun reform
High Court hearing argument over Govt's gun reform.
Weather: Brollies in the north, beanies in the south
Scattered showers this afternoon for the North Island.
Gun owners' rights 'extinguished' lawyer says
Colfo says the Government was wrong to ban some types of ammunition in New Zealand.
Wild weather surges north as wind gusts of over 100km/h batter centres
Wind, rain and mild temperatures today but frosty change coming.