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The 90% Project is an NZ Herald initiative that aims to reach all New Zealanders to get the word out about vaccination so we can save lives and restore freedoms. Video / NZ Herald ...
OPINION:
Just as the virus evolves, New Zealand needs to evolve - starting with the standard 1pm Covid-19 news briefing.
The Delta variant, one of many Covid-19 mutations, is more severe and can spread more easily than the original form of the virus.
After it was discovered in Devonport,Auckland, in mid-August, the nation was whisked into alert level 4 to combat its spread.
In the month and a half since, everywhere but Auckland moved to level 2 and a border was set up around New Zealand's largest city.
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On the weekend it was joined by parts of Waikato after two cases without known links to the current outbreak appeared in that area, sending Raglan, Te Kauwhata, Ngaruawāhia, Hamilton city and Huntly into level 3.
Ngarunui Beach near Raglan, a well-known surf town on New Zealand's North Island west coast. Photo / NZME
It couldn't have happened at a worse time with the school holiday starting. Travel plans will be disrupted or cancelled and businesses will suffer.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern delivered the unfortunate news on Sunday afternoon alongside director-general of health Dr Ashley Bloomfield.
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