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Covid-19 reaches the Chatham Islands

The remote islands have 600 residents and now, for the first time, two Covid cases.

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Limited Russian cease-fire revived in Ukraine; talks planned

Russian forces will observe a temporary cease-fire on Sunday to allow Ukrainian civilians of the besieged port city of Mariupol and the city of Volnovakha to evacuate after an agreement collapsed a day earlier.

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Paralympian Corey Peters celebrates gold and silver in Beijing

Fast, fearless and bold. Corey Peters' efforts in Beijing belied a tough build-up.

A closer look at the Covid numbers and what they mean

The "weekend effect" and delayed reporting of RAT results could be behind the dip in recent daily cases, while Covid hopitalisations are expected to peak in late March.

Victorian state funeral for Shane Warne

Two arrested after allegedly entering Government House grounds

NSW braces for more rain after record flood puts homes underwater

Heavy rain is causing renewed flooding in regions where waters had begun receding as the mammoth clean-up task in New South Wales and Queensland continues.

India hammer arch rivals Pakistan ahead of White Ferns rematch

Thrashing Pakistan in a grudge match was one way of putting the White Ferns on notice ahead of their World Cup clash on Thursday.

McCaw's team heli evacuated off GODZone course

Former All Black Richie McCaw and his iSPORT teammates have been heli evacuated off the GODZone course in the Fiordland National Park.

Ukraine's military adapts tactics after enduring Russia's initial invasion

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Covid-19 reaches the Chatham Islands, one of the planet's most remote inhabited places

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Grand Designs UK: Bothy reno rattles Kevin McCloud

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NSW braces for more rain after record flood puts homes underwater

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Football Fern secures A-League Women premiership for Sydney FC

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Quiz: Afternoon trivia challenge

Quiz: Kids trivia challenge

Grand Designs UK: Bothy reno rattles Kevin McCloud

Another Wellington Phoenix game called off due to bad weather in New South Wales

Liz Hurley's emotional tribute to ex-fiance Shane Warne

The UK's most gritty, gripping, genuinely addictive crime drama returns

Terror attack survivor Temel Atacocugu? nears halfway mark of 360km peace walk

How people are using Airbnb to help Ukraine

coronavirus More

New Plymouth anti-mandate protesters move on from second campsite

A peaceful shift across town brought the same message to anti-mandate protesters – move on.

Covid-19 outbreak report: 15,161 new cases, 618 in hospital

One more person with Covid-19 has died, while a small anti-mandate protest outside Government House in Wellington is calling for Parliament to be dissolved.

Covid cases rise again in Taranaki

The number of Covid cases reported in Taranaki rose again on Sunday after dipping the day before.

Covid-19: 444 new Southern cases

The Ministry of Health is reporting 444 new Covid-19 cases in Southland and Otago on Sunday, whilst four people are in hospital with Covid-19.

Reported Covid cases drop over weekend

Health officials on Sunday reported a further 233 people had tested positive for coronavirus in the top of the south.

Covid-19: 15,000 new cases, one death reported

There are also 618 people in hospital, 10 in ICU, with Covid, but the Health Ministry again urges caution about the lower case numbers, saying the 7-day rolling average is higher.

Luxon focuses on the rising cost of living, argues for tax cuts

In his biggest speech as National's leader, Christoper Luxon called for tax cuts and criticsed the cost of living.

Bush fire in north Auckland now contained

Fire crews and helicopters managed to contain a fire in Dairy Flat that had spread through four to five hectares of bushland.

Homicides in Hamilton, Taupō after night of violence

In both cases, police arrived to find an injured man who could not be saved. Officers were also called to a third violent incident in Hamilton.

Worker dies after incident at new Wellington reservoir

The man suffered a head injury and later died while working on Wellington's new $68.1 million reservoir.

The Block couple's teen son fighting rare cancer

Courageously 15-year-old Otis asked how long he would have to live if he didn’t have surgery, the answer was “a few months”.

Danger and delight: The moment that changed a life forever

Popular runner and coach Kerry Suter's ride in the forest ended in a broken neck.

world More

North Korea confirms new tests on spy satellite

North Korea performed data transmission and other key tests needed to develop a spy satellite, state media said on Sunday, in the second such tests in about a week, indicating the country intends to conduct a prohibited long-range rocket launch soon.

Looking for the green light of life: Ukrainian uses Facebook to check relatives are alive

'My uncle and all of the boys I know they are fighting for our country', says Ukraine-born Christchurch mum Iryna Savitska.

Ukraine leader's 'desperate' plea to US: Send more planes

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy pleads the US to help get warplanes to his military and cut off Russian oil imports as Kyiv fights to stave off invasion.

Visa and MasterCard suspend all Russian operations amid Ukraine invasion

The companies announced the move after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called for the suspension of commercial transactions in Russia.

Five-year-old boy donates 500 toy animals to kids in need

"I want to get stuffed animals and give them to kids that need them and don't have them," US kid Jackson Ptacek told his mum at Christmas. Now, he's hit a milestone.

Putin: Invasion pushback risks 'future of Ukrainian statehood'

Putin says that sanctions are a 'declaration of war', and suggests pushback from world leaders over the invasion could result in an uncertain future for Ukraine.

McCaw's team heli evacuated off GODZone course

Two arrested after allegedly entering Government House grounds

Shane Warne had ‘just finished’ extreme diet before death

Liz Hurley's emotional tribute to ex-fiance Shane Warne

A closer look at the Covid numbers and what they mean

Cook Strait ferry crossings cancelled, passengers batten down for nights in their car

Ukraine's military adapts tactics after enduring Russia's initial invasion

Quiz: Afternoon trivia challenge: March 6, 2022

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'Ew mum, you stink' Toddler alerts parent to Covid symptom

Auckland's Round the Bays: 81-year-old runs for the 50th time

Kate Sylvester: 'I'd just love to have my pre-dementia mum back for a day'

Recipe: Sam Mannering's Smoked fish, eggs and tabbouleh

Designer Megan Stewart is modernising the textile art of embroidery

11 very fancy bags, to invest in or dream about

Blended wines are something to be relished, not feared

I wanted to propose with Grandma's rings but they were 'hella ugly!'

Seven simple ways to add some luxury to your beauty routine

Recipe: Roasted autumn vegetables & spiced chickpeas with feta sauce

travel More

This is how to make travel in New Zealand more accessible

What can New Zealand do to become an accessible utopia for travellers of all abilities?

Meet Walter, a specialist boat taking fly-fishing to new levels

Expert guides know where the trout are and the alligators are not, on the Clutha River.

The haunted past of South Georgia's last whaling station

Rusted whaling ships and the remains of the deserted whaling station can still be seen at Grytviken.

The new adults-only glass pod where everything is laid bare

Cruise to a pest-free sanctuary in Marlborough

The South Island on two wheels: 2000km in 48 hours

The Marlborough pie shop that's 'an institution' in the wine community

business More

Buying a house in 2022 vs buying in 2002

It has never been easy to buy a first home, but on the scale of difficulty it is harder to buy now than it was 20 years ago.

Five ways to save on rent

It's a tough time to be a tenant. Here are some ways to save on the increasingly high cost of keeping a roof over your head.

Omicron wave taking a toll on businesses, many closing

Rising Covid-19 cases and new self-isolation guidelines for household contacts is forcing many businesses to close, either temporarily or permanently.

How banks set home loan rates

Ever wondered how they decide what borrowers will pay?

What to do when home loans are harder to get, and smaller

The CCCFA appears to have cut the number of loans being handed out and reduced the size of mortgages granted.

What a reopened border means for housing

New Zealand has started reopening its border to the world, but commentators say it is unlikely to reignite the cooling housing market.

prosper More

Dos and Don'ts of investing for a house deposit

Simran Kaur invested in the stock market for the deposit for her first house. But she wouldn't recommend her risky strategy to anyone else.

Five leadership lessons from Dr Ashley Bloomfield

The director-general of health says there were times when fronting daily Covid-19 updates felt 'like entering the Colosseum.'

What I've Learned: Don't panic, diversify

Could Deadly Sin Coffee be New Zealand's strongest brew?

Simple tips for growing your new online business

climate change More

The carved Waiheke installation that's a climate crisis call to arms

On Waiheke Island, 50 pou greet visitors - with an urgent message for them to pay attention to.

Climate Change Minister: 1.5C global goal is an aspiration, not a duty

In the High Court, lawyers acting for the Climate Change Commission and Climate Minister James Shaw are defending a plan to make slow cuts to national greenhouse emissions over 30 years.

Permanent pine could be ousted from ETS

Climate Commission: 1.5C analysis was 'blunt', but not wrong

Scant mention of disabled community in global climate change report

pou tiaki More

What it's like being a Kiwi-Indian today

OPINION: Being raised in an environment which isn’t home to the culture you’re also being raised in is never smooth-sailing.

This family is building a house - and business - together

Every aspect of living in Rotorua affirms designer Adrienne Whitewood's culture. So she's growing her business in step with it.

The First Lady of Aotearoa Hip-Hop, Teremoana Rapley brings her whole self to the table

Teremoana Rapley left home at 14 to make music. Grant Smithies hears how she is now fully embracing all sides of herself on her debut album - which is 34 years in the making.

Disabled people 'frustrated' at how difficult it is to get RATs for support workers

Patsy Wakefield employs five staff throughout the week, but is struggling to get rapid antigen tests for surveillance testing.

Voyage of song 'freeing' for rangatahi

As students of the kura steer their own "teenage sound" they are both fostering their talent and finding themselves.

Fears realised as Pasifika make up 42 per cent of Covid-19 hospitalisations

People are "piling up" at Middlemore Hospital and difficulty accessing RATs is making matters worse, Pacific leaders say.

LGBT+ campground considered for heritage list

A campground is one of two places which may be added to NZ's list of heritage buildings, for their significance to the LGBT+ community.

PM won't commit to royal commission recommendation

The prime minister is not saying whether she supports a recommendation that children in state care should be legally protected from abuse.

sport More

White Ferns opener Suzie Bates hones in on bounce back performance

Fresh from butchering their run chase against the West Indies, the White Ferns can ill afford to slip up against Bangladesh in Dunedin on Monday.

Shane Warne had ‘just finished’ extreme diet before death

“He did go on these ridiculous sort of diets … where he basically only ate fluids for 14 days,'' says late cricket star's manager.

Strong finish for Lydia Ko in Singapore

Kiwi rattled off six birdies in her final round to make a strong finish to the HSBC Women's World Championship.

Maddi Wesche hurls PB to win national title

Live: India vs Pakistan - Women's Cricket World Cup

Live Paralympics: Kiwis in action on day two in Beijing

Colourful Shane Warne leaves giant legacy

homed More

Cute Roger Walker 'chalet' might (just) be affordable

It’s so quaint, you can almost hear the cuckoos and smell the snow - and it's price estimate is $200k below the average for Karori.

This potter learned her trade from her Norwegian Nana

You'll find plenty of secondhand treasures, as well as family artworks and pottery pieces, in Katie Jenssen's 1890s North Canterbury villa.

Kitchen things you don't need - and the people who swear by them

The list of kitchen appliances we could collect – but really don’t need – is long. Here are the ones the experts swear by.

Family ditches suburban life for house bus road trip with a two-year-old

How electric stoves are poised to dethrone the mighty gas range

How to repot houseplants without killing them

Our garden (pet) guardians

entertainment More

Jay-Jay Feeney says brother still has pellets in body after Auckland shooting

The radio host, who is isolating with Covid-19, said her brother was in too much pain to talk to her on the phone following Saturday's incident.

Eight great shows to stream this week

A hit, very adult action series gets a star-studded animated spin-off and a true-crime documentary investigates a potentially unsafe verdict.

Kanye West shares 'Divorce' poem to Instagram: 'Barely Breathing'

"Divorce feels like nails in your hand. Divorce feels like walking in on your bride and your best man.”

Hawkins shines a light on hidden side of music industry with new video series

One of the greatest political satires of all-time still relevant at 25

The makers of Serial deliver a maddening and rousing new podcast

Shane Warne opened up about a life in the spotlight in recent doco

motoring More

Mercedes-Benz C-Class, now with more S than ever

Mercedes-Benz's updated C-Class has arrived in New Zealand, and it’s basically a baby S-Class with fewer cylinders.

Can we harness the fossil fuel industry to combat climate change?

OPINION: The fossil fuel industry's existing infrastructure is widespread and easily accessible - could we harness it to combat climate change?

Rivian cancels price increases for pre-orders after outcry

Skoda working on 'beautiful' all-electric city car

kea kids news More

Floating lessons — these Kiwi kids go to school on a hospital ship

The Pollard family left their home to live on "Africa Mercy," a hospital ship that offers both on-board operations and treatments and land-based healthcare around coastal Africa.

Ashley Bloomfield shares his best dad joke

Kea Kids reporters ask Bloomfield the important questions, including what his superpower would be if he had one and his favourite karaoke song.

Behind the scenes of an all-night vaccination event

What was Dr Ashley Bloomfield’s dream job as a kid?

spotlight More

Forsaken: 'The major care facility for adults with FASD in NZ is prison'

It's likely there are at least 2000 people with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder in our jails.

Two generations of Black Ferns - two totally different experiences

The stories of Cherry and Michaela Blyde show how everything and nothing has changed for women's rugby.

The Long Read podcast: The Murder of Lisa Blakie – lone kill or gang hit?

In February 2000, 20-year-old Lisa Blakie was murdered after she started hitchhiking towards the West Coast. The man convicted of the killing remains in jail, but some say police have the wrong man.