A 14-year-old girl with severe disabilities has been vaccinated against Covid-19 despite her mother's protests.
Tag: Novel Coronavirus / COVID-19. Showing results 1 - 10 of 2068
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NewsLights out for traffic light system at midnight tonight
The Covid-19 Protection Framework, known more commonly as the Traffic Light System, will soon be no more, ending tonight at 11:59 pm tonight "so all New Zealanders can continue to move forward with
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Covid cases continue to drop but caution still advised
Health officials say the sustained drop in reported cases of Covid-19 is an "encouraging trend" as Aotearoa moves out of the winter months.
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3,302 new cases, as total active cases fall
There are 3,302 new Covid cases and 467 hospitalisations on Saturday, including seven people in intensive care.
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2,618 new Covid cases, lowest since February
There are 2,618 new community cases and 557 people currently in hospital with Covid-19 today. This is the lowest number of community cases since late February this year.
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Covid: Downward trend in cases continues
There are 3,650 new Covid cases and 546 hospitalisations today as the number of infections continues to fall.
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Covid cases and hospitalisations down on previous days
Covid cases continue to fall as the Health Ministry reports 3,302 new community cases and 606 hospitalisations on Sunday, including 16 people in intensive care.
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Covid case numbers continue to fall
There are 4,790 new community cases and 648 current hospitalisations for Covid-19 today, including 19 people in intensive care.
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Protests and counter-protests planned for Parliament
The Freedom and Rights Coalition led by Brian Tamaki is in talks with Police about planned protests around the country, including at Parliament Buildings this month.
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No 'quick recovery' now borders are open again- economist
The final Covid-19-related border restrictions have been lifted, allowing visitors and students worldwide to return to Aotearoa.
