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August

New Zealand mosque shooter sentenced to life without parole

Australian gunman Brenton Harrison Tarrant has been given the maximum available sentence after killing 51 worshippers at two NZ mosques in 2019.

  • Nick Perry

New Zealand extends Auckland lockdown

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the four-day extension in the city of Auckland was critical to enable the country to step down its scale of emergency restrictions – and remain at less restrictive levels.

  • Colin Packham and Renju Jose

Christchurch shooter used drone to scope mosque

Australian Brenton Tarrant will be sentenced on 51 counts of murder and other charges for his 2019 attack on mosques in New Zealand that was streamed live on Facebook.

  • Praveen Menon

New Zealand delays election by a month

The election had been scheduled for September 19 but will now be held on October 17. Under New Zealand law, Jacinda Ardern had the option of delaying the election for up to about two months.

  • Nick Perry

Ardern extends lockdown as cluster grows

The New Zealand PM says the country's latest outbreak comes from a new strain of the virus.

  • Praveen Menon
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NZ's second lockdown may be one too many

If life continues to be disrupted in New Zealand, the public appetite for keeping the country COVID-19-free at any cost will likely wane.

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  • Luke Malpass

NZ locks down Auckland after first virus cases in 102 days

Four members of one family tested positive for COVID-19 leaving health authorities scrambling to discover the source of infection.

  • Praveen Menon

Star broker turns to New Zealand as New York luxury market wilts

Now there’s a new item to add to the endless list of amenities touted in top-end real estate listings: a coronavirus-free existence.

  • Devon Pendleton

July

New Zealand suspends extradition treaty with Hong Kong

The Chinese embassy in New Zealand called the decision a violation of international law and gross interference in China's internal affairs.

  • Praveen Menon

The rich look to buy their way into Australia's virus haven

Wealthy families around the world are looking to escape the pandemic by spending their way to Australia and New Zealand residency.

  • Berber Jin

Can NZ's 'Iron Lady' crush Ardern?

The National Party is betting on a conservative lawyer with a tarred past to do the improbable and defeat Jacinda Ardern.

  • Aaron Patrick