This comes ahead of the rollout of vaccination shots to 12,000 frontline border workers, kicking off tomorrow.
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Dry run readies for rollout of Covid-19 vaccines this Saturday
Border workers will be the first to receive the Pfizer/BioNTech jab.
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'No privilege in dying early'- Māori doctors address vaccine anxiety
Anthony Jordan says there are "vaccinable diseases here that we will see re-emerge if we see vaccine hesitancy grow over time.”
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Tui Ora CEO calls on government to lower vaccine age
Hayden Wano wants the age for vulnerable people receiving the vaccine lowered because statistically Māori die earlier than 65.
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No idea who patient zero was in latest outbreak
Academic researcher Dr Rawiri Taonui is expecting more cases.
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NewsFirst Covid-19 vaccine approved
Green light for the first phase of the vaccination programme in New Zealand to begin.
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Two passengers who transited through Auckland airport test positive in Fiji
Six new border cases of Covid-19 have been reported today.
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Flu jabs a must for chronic disease sufferers- Dr Sarah Sciascia
Porirua based GP Dr Sarah Sciascia recommends that those with chronic conditions such as diabetes, asthma and heart disease get their flu jabs for the winter.
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Tokorangi Marae offer drive-thru flu jab service
Te Tihi o Ruahine teamed up with Tokorangi Marae to set up a 'drive-thru' flu jab service for the community.
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Two nurses go out of their way to protect kaumātua from flu
A pair of nurses have been praised for their dedication and leaving the safety of their own medical practices, to administer flu vaccines for senior citizens in Rotorua.
