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NZ's confirmed COVID case numbers are rising fast, but total infections are likely much higher – here's why

With Aotearoa New Zealand’s move into phase 3 of its response to the Omicron outbreak, new definitions and protocols for testing and isolation will mean new ways of measuring the impact of COVID-19.

The Conversation

The wider freedoms beyond the protesters

Forget the 'freedom' protest – we should be addressing institutional racism, Māori autonomy and systemic poverty, writes Ian Hyslop.

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As New Zealand's Omicron infections rise rapidly, genome surveillance is shifting gears

Genomic sequencing has been a key tool throughout Aotearoa’s COVID-19 pandemic, with data generated here now part of the 8.5 million genomes shared globally.

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The future of New Zealand poetry

Online literary magazines are giving breath to a new wave of gender diverse writing.

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‘Aotearoa is and always will be beautiful’: New Zealand readers’ favourite wild places

From Castlepoint to the Mātakitaki river, New Zealanders are in awe of the natural world around them

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Q&A: Modelling, what is it good for?

Waning immunity, media fear-mongering and fast-paced predictions. The University of Otago's Matthew Parry answers some questions about Covid modelling.

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Protests show we must boost cognitive herd immunity

Countering social media's power to target misinformation should be the first order of business as Aotearoa emerges from the pandemic, writes Nicholas Agar.

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Found in translation

A tribute to the great New Zealand literary translator Geraldine Harcourt, who created an "unfathomable kind of magic".

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No silence on femicide

New Zealand is a safer place for women than many Latin American countries, but there is still much work to do until we can call Aotearoa a place free of violence against women.

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Aotearoa's call to the exiled

Allan Ramsay looks back on his 31 years away from Aotearoa, finally finding it was the call of te ao Māori that drew him home.

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The most challenging phase of the Omicron outbreak is yet to come, but New Zealand may be better prepared than other countries

Within a month of the first community exposure to Omicron in Aotearoa New Zealand, the variant has already become the dominant strain of COVID-19.

The Conversation

Reader call-out: how are you coping with the rising cost of living in New Zealand?

We want to hear from readers in Aotearoa about how rising inflation is affecting them and how they are dealing with it

The Guardian - AU

How do you feel about the expected surge of Omicron in New Zealand?

We would like to hear from readers in Aotearoa about how they’re dealing with tighter restrictions and preparing for a surge in Covid cases

The Guardian - AU

Ukraine might be far away, but a security crisis in Europe can still threaten Aotearoa New Zealand

A geopolitical earthquake could begin within weeks. As a string of bilateral crisis talks predictably falter, further military aggression by Russia against Ukraine seems all too probable.

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Book of the Week: No sex, please, we're LGBTQIA+

Sexlessness and Wellington wokeness mark an otherwise substantial anthology of LGBTQIA+ writing.

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