Anti-vaccination graffiti, featuring the name of the Dunedin man who died last month, found at a vaccination and swabbing centre on Tuesday night has left Te Kaika staff on edge.
Albie Laurence, chief executive of the Ngai Tahu-owned Te Kaika health centre, said three members of the Te Kaika team had been at the Victoria Rd car park site on Tuesday evening, planning the new setup for vaccinations after the Auckland border opening.
At 10.30pm, the Te Kaika staff noticed people on the site, and went to check the containers.
It was then they noticed the graffiti, which read 'NO VAX' and 'Rory RIP', referring to 26-year-old Rory James Nairn, who died on November 17.