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Should we be worried about the newest branches of the Covid-19 family tree?

What impact will Covid-19 have in the classroom? It all depends on these four factors

Don’t think of a mask as a restriction – think of it as a public health measure that enables others in your community to do things that you take for granted.

A group of US men behind the phony 'church' that profited from the dangerous substance face criminal charges. A Waikato man just keeps on selling it.

Five decades of data shows vaccine resistance stems from a mistrust seeded in the earliest years of life.

The data is getting less and less reliable – and that's causing a whole lot more problems.

They even get an inflight meal – and jet lag.

Should you be worried about the parasites lurking in your cat's litter tray?

As omicron continues to surge it's easy to feel defeatist about your chances of staying ahead of Covid. But 'let it rip' still isn't the answer.

If you've got all the hallmark symptoms but the RAT says no, maybe don't breathe a sigh of relief just yet.

It makes for intense reading, but the latest climate report comes with a collaborative call to action: work together and draw on indigenous and local knowledge.

New Zealand needs a new Flatten the Curve, for a new kind of virus.

Overwhelmed by all the case numbers, positivity rates and seven-day rolling averages? These are the numbers that matter most.

How long will this sweaty reality last?

All around us, sleeper weeds are silently spreading – and we may not even notice they're there until it's too late.