PSA: It’s the last day to get free Covid-19 testsDoes it signal a shift in how we view the virus?By Stewart Sowman-Lund | 30th September, 2024The Bulletin editor
Review: Home Truths by Charity Norman is an all-too-believable Covid thrillerThe latest novel from award-winning crime writer Charity Norman explores the dangers of misinformation and downright lies.By Sam Brooks | 14th September, 2024Contributing writer
‘A perfect storm’: How the pandemic impacted eating disorders across AotearoaA new study has found that the pandemic saw a significant increase in eating disorders across Aotearoa.By Alex Casey | 16th July, 2024Senior writer
We’ve reached the shortest day, but winter illnesses haven’t slowed downCovid may have peaked (again), but it's not the only sickness worrying officials.By Stewart Sowman-Lund | 21st June, 2024The Bulletin editor
Why Covid-19 is back in the headlinesA new variant, a rise in cases, and a reminder to get vaccinated.By Stewart Sowman-Lund | 29th May, 2024The Bulletin editor
How the lessons from Covid-19 could help us prepare for bird fluAnd why there is growing concern around the world.By Stewart Sowman-Lund | 8th May, 2024The Bulletin editor
Public submissions to the Covid inquiry closed on Sunday. What happens next?About 11,000 people gave their thoughts during the consultation stage, which could see the scope of the Inquiry broadened significantly.By Stewart Sowman-Lund | 27th March, 2024The Bulletin editor
Why NZ is at risk of a severe measles outbreak – and how we might stop itExperts have warned that gaps in New Zealand’s vaccination rates could open the door for a deadly measles outbreak.By Stewart Sowman-Lund | 1st March, 2024The Bulletin editor
OpinionLet’s bring back the remarkable gift of wearing a maskWe made a mistake in framing masking as a dreary obligation to others, when in fact it's a near-miraculous gift to yourself.By Anne Campbell | 31st January, 2024Guest writer
A ‘witch hunt’ or a misconception? The Siouxsie Wiles case, explainedThe hearing in her employment case against the University of Auckland concluded this week. Here's how it all played out, and what could happen next.By Stewart Sowman-Lund | 30th November, 2023The Bulletin editor
A pandemic state of play as we enter the fifth Covid waveAs infections, hospitalisations and deaths slowly tick up once again, let’s review where we stand.By Stewart Sowman-Lund | 16th November, 2023The Bulletin editor
‘I will never live that down’: Sir Ashley Bloomfield on his biggest TV gaffeThe former director general of health on his unexpected TV career, being a Lord of the Rings purist and the endurance of the Bell Tea jingle.By My Life in TV | 4th November, 2023Guest writer
OpinionGambling with Covid: Repeat infections are damaging usThe science is clear, the effects are profound and the toll of Long Covid and reinfections can’t be ignored.By Freya Sawbridge | 3rd October, 2023Guest writer
Ours is a kinder, gentler kind of Covid inquiry. But is that what NZ wants?The royal commission on the Covid response is future-focused, non-adversarial, and happening largely behind closed doors.By Duncan Greive | 28th September, 2023Founder
The maths of Covid immunityWith Covid now endemic, modelling suggests targeted protection will be more effective than blanket measures.By Michael Plank, Freya Shearer, James McCaw and James Wood | 25th August, 2023The Conversation
The lifting of restrictions signals the end of an era – but not the end of CovidThe downstream impacts will reverberate indefinitely.By Derek Cheng | 20th August, 2023Herald Premium
The Covid response awards were meant to recognise service. For many, they erased itHundreds of seemingly very eligible people have had their applications for a prime minister's award turned down. Meanwhile, around 50,000 awards remain unclaimed.By Duncan Greive | 7th June, 2023Founder
OpinionThese aren’t shitty memes, they’re just shitty workBad memes work when the goal is to divide. A pandemic response was the opposite of that.By Madeleine Chapman | 17th May, 2023Editor
Tempers seem shorter than ever these days. Is it always going to be like this?Lockdowns are over, and storms and floodwaters have subsided. But the stresses still seems to be showing up in everyday interactions.By Chris Schulz | 8th May, 2023Guest writer
OpinionThe essential numbers showing how disabled people experienced the pandemicLast year, the gap between disabled and non-disabled people's self-rated health was almost 30%.By Esther Woodbury | 1st May, 2023Guest writer