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A friend of the star has shared the sad way the Oscars let down Minnelli.
Alleged lockdown absconder a no-show for court
A woman who escaped Auckland's lockdown has failed to appear in court today.
13 deaths, 11,217 new Covid cases in delayed Ministry announcement
Omicron cases and hospitalisations have been declining in recent weeks.
Christopher Luxon insists Māori Health Authority has to go
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Daily vaping among teens: Māori record highest rates
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Experts answer: How often will I need a Covid jab?
Experts say it's unlikely most Kiwis will need to boost themselves more than once a year.
Radio announcer wins workplace battle for extra leave for periods
Pasifika organisation leads the way by adding an extra 12 days of paid personal leave.
Scientists question data behind an experimental Alzheimer's drug
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Why the world is about to see even less of the Queen
The days of Her Majesty fronting myriad public events appear to be over.
Abortion training under threat for med students
Laws seeking to limit abortion education have been proposed in at least eight states.
Nurses to consider legal action in pay equity settlement
Nurses backed out of a deal that was three years in the making, claiming it's unlawful.
Man wins $670,000 over unwanted office birthday party
The man fled to his car after colleagues greeted him with a surprise birthday lunch.
The ghost of Queen St: How Auckland's mayoral candidates plan to revive the city
The CBD is lacking the hustle and bustle with more people working from home.
Covid-19: NZ needs new playbook to replace 'inefficient' traffic lights
Epidemiologists call for new system that could also be used against severe flu outbreaks.
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When one-time normal becomes abnormal - how to cope with being back among colleagues.
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When the next Omicron wave is expected to hit NZ
Modellers also estimate our Omicron wave might ultimately infect half the population.
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US war vets want lawmakers to study psychedelic mushrooms as therapy for PTSD.
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Around 280,000 people across the country have ADHD. Four out of five are undiagnosed.
Worst week in 15 years: How one bar fared during work-from-home phase
In the first week in March the pub made less than on a pre-Covid Friday.
Wendyl Nissen: How cutting back on the booze has changed my life
Her home was described as the Bermuda Triangle - once you enter you couldn't leave sober.
Heartbreak on Queen St: 60-hour weeks, rising debt and fading hope
'We just need the workers back', one longtime Queen St retailer says.
Auckland's new Covid-19 cases not highest in NZ for first time
Auckland does not have the most new daily community cases for the first time today.
'Death from overwork': What Ashley Bloomfield's resignation highlights
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Group most at risk of Covid despite vaccine
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Steve Braunias: 'A long, strange trip' - An ode to 1pm press conferences
Steve Braunias: They were a "hear-ye, hear-ye, to announce the progress of the plague".
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John Roughan: Was the reaction proportionate to the pandemic?
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Health reforms review divided over Māori role
The special committee examining the Govt's health reforms has completed its final report.