There are 5 new cases of Covid-19 in managed isolation to report today. One border-related case reported last night has also been officially added to today’s tally.
A group of "anti-fascist researchers" tipped off police about threats made against two Christchurch mosques after stumbling across an alleged car bomb reference on the 4chan website.
An Air New Zealand crew member has tested positive for Covid-19 - and the Auckland Airport Countdown supermarket has been identified as an early 'location of interest'.
New Zealand police are investigating online apps where Kiwis are buying and selling illicit products and services. Katie Harris looks into the dark side of messaging App Discord.
Spy agencies in NZ are being urged to do a better job at blocking a website commonly used by white supremacists, after an online threat was made against worshippers at Christchurch mosques.
The Government is reviewing whether its communications during the latest Auckland Covid-19 cluster were too complicated - including the advice for "close contacts" and "casual-plus contacts".
Four Far North tsunami sirens that experienced problems during yesterday's tsunami evacuation alerting will be investigated, Far North Mayor John Carter says.
Aftershocks are continuing to rattle the East Cost of New Zealand, following strong earthquakes that forced people in the North Island to get to higher ground yesterday.
There have been no new community cases of Covid-19 reported in NZ today, with alert levels set to shift on Sunday morning, and nine cases in managed isolation.
"Bugger it" were the Prime Minister’s first thoughts when she was jolted awake by an earthquake yesterday morning, before deciding whether Auckland’s Covid outbreak was ring-fenced.
Following a Cabinet meeting today the Prime Minister has announced that at 6am on Sunday Auckland will have its Alert Level changed to Level 2 and the rest of New Zealand will enter Alert Level 1.
A 27-year-old man charged with threatening to kill worshippers at the Linwood and Al Noor mosques, has made his first appearance in the Christchurch District Court.