With another announcement of government measures to help combat the rise of Covid-19 and flu cases and hospitalisations yesterday, senior Auckland University lecturer Dr Mataroria Lyndon (Tainui, N
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Māori with long Covid 'just want to be heard'
For the past nine years, 66-year-old Maria McBirney (Ngāpuhi, Tainui, Kūki Āirani) has woken up early and gone for her daily walk.
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NewsAssessing peaks for Covid cases, hospitalisations and deaths | Dr Rawiri Taonui
By Māori Covid-19 Analyst Dr Rawiri Taonui, in partnership with Te Ao Māori News.
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Nearly 20,000 Covid cases; 373 in hospital
The Ministry of Health has reported 19,566 new community cases of Covid-19 today.
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Waipareira calls for inquiry into RATs
The Ministry of Health's handling of RATs demands an inquiry. So says John Tamihere of Te Whānau o Waipareira.
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Phase three – this generation’s 1918 | Dr Rawiri Taonui
By Māori Covid-19 Analyst Dr Rawiri Taonui, in partnership with Te Ao Māori News.
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Testing centres in South Auckland cracking under Omicron rush
With Omicron numbers likely to spiral out of control, and testing stations operating over capacity, something has to give.
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Sir Ian Taylor 'depressed by government incompetence' on Covid testing
Ngāti Kahungunu & Ngāpuhi businessman Sir Ian Taylor is concerned many employers are missing out on rapid antigen tests (RATs), saying this could have dire effects on the country's economic rec
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Māori doctor supports the increased use of RAT tests
With Covid-19 cases nearing 3000 across the country and close to 2000 in Auckland alone, there is growing concern about the health system’s ability to cope with the volume.
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Two deaths, 2365 new cases; 116 hospitalised with Covid
While community cases dropped to 2,365 confirmed today by the Ministry of Health, hospitalisations have continued to climb.
