Covid 19

Children from twenty seven Auckland schools will be be able to get vaccinated tomorrow.

The event at Manuwera Marae is one of six being run by the Northern Region Health Coordination Centre in a push… Audio

Susana has an update on Covid in the Pacific. Kiribati records its second death amid more than 2000 active cases since the virus arrived a month ago, rising case numbers in New Caledonia and French… Audio

We could soon see as few as two MPs in Parliament's debating chamber as the Omicron outbreak grows.

Parliament is already running at half-capacity - with only 60 out of its 120 members allowed into… Audio

The construction sector says a new exemption scheme aimed at keeping critical supply chains running could fuel the rising cost of building.

The new scheme allows critical services to allow workers… Audio

Schools near Parliament are having to tighten security to deal with protesters.

On Wednesday, a 17-year-old girl went to a local supermarket, and was egged - just for wearing a mask.

St Mary's… Audio

Protestors are still on Parliament's front lawn, but they have some support outside the Capital.

Another protest has set up camp in at Picton's Nelson Square across the Cook Strait.

Marlborough… Audio

Police are bracing for the arrival of more protesters on Parliament's grounds, as demonstrations enter their fourth day.

Wellington District Commander Superintendent Corrie Parnell says 150 police… Audio

Aucklanders are facing planned power outages over the coming weeks, but it could not come at a worse time for some. More than 3000 people in the city are isolating at home.

On top of that, thousands… Audio

In Wellington police and protesters will face off again today on Parliament grounds.

One hundred and twenty two people were arrested yesterday and charged with trespass with more arrests expected… Audio

Hospitality businesses around Auckland are struggling, as the looming surge in Omicron cases cause people to stay home. And now well-known Auckland restaurateur Krishna Botica has been forced to close… Audio

Anti-mandate protesters are still camped out near parliament after a day of police attempts to remove them. Joining Nathan Rarere from down at the Parliamentary precinct is our reporter Kirsty Frame.

The New Zealand government is being urged to prioritise sending more vaccines to Pacific nations to stem the spread of Omicron. There are now 65 cases in Tonga and more than 2000 positive infections… Audio

Veteran protestor John Minto says the Freedom Convoy lacks a strategy and an objective and is therefore bound to fail. We're in our third night of protestors camping out on the lawn at Parliament and… Audio

The Freedom Convoy is the latest in a string of international protest movements to land in Aotearoa. We chat to Dylan Reeve about how the internet facilitates this trend. Audio

The opening round of Super Rugby Pacific may have to be postponed, with members of the Moana Pasifika squad bracing for positive Covid-19 tests.

Moana Pasifika's final pre-season match is likely to… Audio