Health director-general Dr Ashley Bloomfield says the government has been very clear since the announcement of the vaccination programme last year that vaccination status for children will not rest
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News146 new Covid-19 cases
Health director-general Dr Ashley Bloomfield has reported 146 new Covid-19 community cases today.
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215 new Covid-19 cases
Health director-general Dr Ashley Bloomfield has confirmed there are 215 new Covid-19 community cases, taking the outbreak total to 7,484.
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Waikato down to alert level 2; early green light into the traffic system for NZ?
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has given the go-ahead to lift the Waikato region to alert level 2 tomorrow at 11:59pm.
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Whānau Ora back to court as Māori vaccination rates stall
Whānau Ora Commissioning Agency Chair Merepeka Raukawa-Tait says vaccination rates for Māori have gone backwards, despite assurances from Health director-general Dr Ashley Bloomfield that his minis
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147 new Covid cases today
Health director-general Dr Ashley Bloomfield has reported 147 new Covid-19 community cases today; 14 in Waikato, two in Northland and 131 in Auckland.
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Tamihere slams 'dictator-general' Bloomfield's 'life and death' block on vaccination records
The ministry of health has ignored a High Court ruling to hand over data of unvaccinated Māori to the Whānau Ora Commissioning Agency.
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Covid-19 infects 89 new community cases
The Ministry of Health reports 89 new community cases of Covid-19 today, 83 in Auckland, four in Waikato, and the two cases reported
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74 new Covid-19 cases; Waikato restrictions to be eased
Health director-general Dr Ashley Bloomfield has reported 74 new community cases. Six are in Waikato and the rest are in Auckland, taking the outbreak total to 2,832.
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Small fall to 60 new Covid community cases
After yesterday's shocking rise in Covid case numbers, health officials were pleased today to report only 60 new cases in the community.
