Page 31 - Managed Isolation News Today

ANALYSIS: The dribbling out of announcements and slow increase in vaccine mandates speaks to the PM's innate political caution.

Wellington's 102-room Grand Mercure had one person staying this past week, where dozens of staff were working.

The High Court has ordered MBIE to reconsider a refusal to grant an MIQ exemption. But the system as a whole may not be sustainable for long, writes Andrew Geddis, law professor at the University of Otago. The government’s announced changes to the Managed Isolation and Quarantine (MIQ) system app

There are 288 Covid-19 cases isolating at home in Auckland, in what health authorities say is the first step to sustainably managing the virus.

Sasha Holden dropped everything to get to NZ and say goodbye to her terminally ill dad. But despite being walking distance from his hospital room, she may not get the chance.

ANALYSIS: We are not quite yet ready to get rid of MIQ entirely, but it should be quickly and massively scaled back for those staying in Auckland.

One in four Pasifika families in Auckland have relied on food parcels during lockdown, and foodbanks are turning to the private sector for funding to help meet soaring demand.

When 150 business travellers undertake a self-isolation pilot, Sir Ian Taylor will be running a trial of his own.

'The idea that we're higher risk than the Auckland public in general right now is ridiculous.'

Pregnant Aucklander Roshni Sami has won the battle to get her husband home. But she's vowing not to give up on her fight to make pregnancy an MIQ priority.