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Covid-19: Pop-up testing clinics at Tōrere and Ōpape marae
The pop-ups provide a kaupapa Māori service to small and rural communities.
The pop-ups provide a kaupapa Māori service to small and rural communities.
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The clinic will prioritise kōeke - Māori aged 65 and older.
Bay Trust are preparing to help those who are struggling.
However, there are 17 new cases across New Zealand.
Teachers and staff will be dealing with some of the same lockdown issues as everyone else.