lol 16 new cases reported yesterday. 
Has been averaging around 2 to 4 a day the last week.

https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/quizzes...ly-21-2020

9

When I saw the people in the states that had lockdowns protesting outside in groups waving guns around wanting freedom, I think they have way more underlying issues to address.

https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/quizzes...ly-20-2020

8 today

https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/quizzes...ly-19-2020

13

https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/quizzes...ly-18-2020

6

https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/quizzes...ly-17-2020

14

Dear Waxeye population,

Please stop crashing into the windows of the house.

If it doesn't kill you, you just sit there stunned for ages while the cat gets rather excited. She would like nothing more to eat you, but that's not the way you should go out. You should die of old age, surrounded by your waxeye friends and family. Your final word will be a quiet, stoic tweet and the bird doctor will shut your eyes with their wing like they do in the films. Your funeral will be a quiet dignified affair, and there'll be a generous helping of birdseed at the reception where the waxeyes can catch up with their distant waxeye relatives and remark how so-and-so has let themselves go or how dare Steve show up after the things he tweeted.

But all that is by the by.

Stay clear of the windows!

All the best,
Birdman

Any potential spending on transport infrastructure is a good thing, although it would be remiss of people familiar with National's popular catch-cry to not ask "where is the money coming from?"

They might have some problems selling the plan to the rest of NZ (i.e. the real part) because it comes across as a little Auckland-focused at the moment.

Some worrying reports coming out regarding limitations of immunity from COVID and the implications this has for both herd immunity and immunisation strategies.