Charlotte Cook

Wellington's billion dollar project Transmission Gully is getting a $14 million boost to kick the project back into action as negotiations continue.

Scientists expect the test to reveal some cases of Covid-19 that were missed because of initial rules around swab testing and potential community transmission.

It's been 10 weeks since Transmission Gully was put on hold and there's still no date for work to resume.

Covid-19 will blow the budget again on Wellington's billion dollar road project Transmission Gully, but who will pay the extra is unclear.

The Transport Agency has admitted that sections of Wellington's billion-dollar project, Transmission Gully, need to be re-laid after an error.

Mayors around the country have filed shopping lists of 'shovel-ready' projects they hope will get a share of government cash aimed at boosting the post-Covid economy.

Work on Wellington's billion dollar Transmission Gully project has been drastically curtailed as the completion date is delayed again.

Four-and-a-half weeks after a woman came into contact with a confirmed Covid-19 case, she was finally contacted by the Ministry of Health's tracing team.

Relatives of the victims of Cave Creek are unable to mark the 25th anniversary because of Covid-19 restrictions. Audio

A New Zealand scientist has created the compound which is now a front runner as a treatment option for Covid-19.

New Zealand’s biggest news publisher Stuff is appealing to readers to fund its reporting just days after its CEO told Parliament "ongoing government support for a commercial media industry" is needed…

A New Zealand doctor monitoring 2000 people for Covid-19 says the research could hold clues to developing a vaccine.

Blood testing is the next step in keeping track of Covid-19 but New Zealand does not yet have a test that is accurate enough to tell if a person could be immune.

New Zealand is racing to find other ways to produce and source the chemicals and equipment critical to Covid-19 testing.

A nurse from Counties Manukau says they have been warned they will need to share eyewear.

Frontline health workers in hospitals continue to ask for masks after seven million were dished out to community workers, but those in the wards are deemed as low risk.

New Zealanders have been stocking up on rubber gloves and pasta as the Covid-19 coronavirus continues to spread.

District health boards have been "panic buying" stock, says a supplier of medical protective wear.

One of the main suppliers of protective gear for doctors and nurses is worried stocks could run out here if Chinese factories in Wuhan don't re-open soon.

Businesseses are struggling to get supplies of electronics, iPhones, clothing and some raw materials as the coronavirus outbreak slows global trade.

Despite an urgent meeting about Wellington's ageing and leaking sewerage system it is still not clear when the problems are going to be fixed.

Couples seeking fertility help are being told be wary of how clinics advertise success rates after a study said they were meaningless. Audio

Almost 600 cyclists made a memorial ride in tribute to Brent Norriss who was killed while cycling on State Highway 2 near Wellington.

Wellington's Owhiro Bay residents are fed up after more than two decades of human waste making its way into their local stream and bay.

A controversial American dog trainer who is receiving death threats says he will still come to New Zealand to run a seminar, despite a petition against his entry to the country.