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  •   Home > News > Law and Order

    Officials are checking what rules were broken after an Auckland prisoner caught Covid -- en route to a north Waikato bail address

    Officials are checking what rules were broken after an Auckland prisoner caught Covid -- en route to a north Waikato bail address


    The Black Power member infected family contacts in Whakatiwai, throwing the area south of Miranda and above Maramarua into a bespoke lockdown .

    The Prime Minister says they're investigating all his movements - after he immediately breached bail by visiting four Auckland sites - and getting infected.

    Waikato University Law Professor Claire Breen says it's important to know everything that happened

    She says questions around what rules were broken remain unanswered.

    Northern Hauraki's under a Section 70 notice until midnight Friday, and anyone who's been there since September 8 must stay home and watch for symptoms.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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