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September 17, 2021
The community case numbers are trending down, with 11 reported today in the Delta outbreak.
September 16, 2021
Thousands of Pasifika students affected by the Auckland Level-4 Lockdown face a significant barrier to learning from lack of access to digital devices and wi-fi.
August 29, 2021
Known as Bill Newson. Grew up in Otara, Auckland in the 1960s. Started work as a fitter and welder at Newmarket Welding Works. At 19 he moved to Au...
August 22, 2021
The locations of interest linked to the Covid-19 Delta outbreak continues to grow, with a K-Mart, a McDonalds and a Farro supermarket added to the list this afternoon.
August 22, 2021
A search is on for people who were near an MIQ facility at a crucial time, 1 million Kiwis are fully vaccinated and sign-ins will become mandatory for most events and businesses.
August 20, 2021
En la sesión de la Diputación Permanente de este jueves, se confirmó que este mismo día será sometido a votación el dictamen que contiene los Informes Individuales y el Informe General Ejecutivo de la Cuen...
August 19, 2021
Wednesday 18 August was a record day for testing in Auckland with more than 16,000 people tested.
August 19, 2021
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July 31, 2021
Wellington, New Zealand โโ It has been 50 years since the โdawn raidโ in New Zealand, and the 82-year-old father of the Minister of the People of the Pacific, Opito William Theo, still cannot talk about it. โAn authority who should take care of you and an authority who serves you makes you feel helpless in your own home. How do you talk about this kind of thing?โ Theo said. The dawn raid occurred in the 1970s and involved people from the Pacific Islands who immigrated to New Zealand...
July 31, 2021
Wellington, New Zealand โ It has been 50 years since New Zealandโs โdawn raidsโ and the 82-year-old father of Pacific Peoples Minister Aupito William Sio still cannot talk about it. โHow do you talk about something where you were made to feel helpless in your own home by an authority that was supposed to look after you and an authority you came to serve?โ Sio said. The dawn raids took place in the 1970s, involving people from the Pacific Islands who had migrated to New Zealand to wo...