During the lockdown Purewa MacGregor has been designing and weaving face masks and her main customers are men.
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Gisborne locals determined to keep COVID-19 to one person
Gisborne locals are calling for checkpoints stationed on main highways to ensure community safety. The East Coast is the only region in NZ with just one confirmed case of Coronavirus and residents want to keep it that way.
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Cook Islanders celebrate Constitution Day
It is Cook Islands Language Week in Aotearoa and today the nation is celebrating its 55th Constitution Day of self-governance.
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MP Shane Reti: Northland can lead the way to lowering alert level
Whangārei MP Dr Shane Reti says sealing off Northland from the rest of the country would help Northland to lead the way in lowering the COVID-19 alert levels.
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MoH expecting new cases to stay level with a gradual decline- 4.30pm Newsbreak
- 32 new cases of COVID-19 and 22 new probable cases have been confirmed in the past 24 hours. This brings the total number of cases to 1160. 12 people are in hospital, with 1 person in a critical condition. 241 people have recovered from COVID-19. Of the total cases, 91 are Māori, and 40 are Pasifika. A total of 3063 tests are being undertaken every day.
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The future of school exams will be entirely online- NZQA
Online learning has become the new norm for many students during lockdown and soon digital exams could be a new way forward according to NZQA.
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COVID-19 cases reach 1106, 241 have recovered
The new cases are made up of 32 confirmed cases and 22 probable cases.
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Whānau of Te Teko Kōhanga Reo furious after being 'ripped off'
The whānau of Te Teko Kōhanga Reo have discovered their premises has been ripped off during the COVID-19 lockdown period.
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Māori centered approach needed to help mental wellbeing during isolation
The stresses that come with COVID-19 are taking their toll on whānau around the country, mostly caused by job losses making it harder for families to make ends meet.
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Iwi organisations take the lead to set up COVID-19 testing centres
Two iwi organisations have taken the lead to ensure Māori can access COVID-19 testing in a Māori environment.
