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The new report about the Covid 19 response will likely show errors with the MIQ response.
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New York Times: Almost no one is venturing out, even after easing of restrictions.
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Officials announced yet another step towards normality for travellers visiting Hong Kong.
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Daily Covid-19 numbers are the highest they have been for four and a half months.
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A recent report shows Covid-19 is more deadly than the flu in NZ.
Mother demands apology over MIQ rejection when pregnant and suffering ‘huge anxiety’
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MBIE acted ‘unreasonably’ over managed isolation allocation system - Chief Ombudsman
Peter Boshier had received hundreds of complaints.
Covid-19: China expanding hospitals, ICUs
China is preparing for more cases after dialling back restrictions in the region.
283 building company liquidations in 11 months
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Over 50s embrace technology, but security risks biggest challenge
Covid-19 has driven higher adoption of technology among older Kiwis.
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Omicron peak expected within weeks, but school holidays and functions could change things.
‘This isn’t over’: Baby W parents vow to take action
Lawyer for family says bigger issue to be dealt with after baby boy recovers.
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Letters: Rebuilding Better, petty crime, Three Waters, Auckland Council savings, superannuation
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‘Zero Covid,’ once ubiquitous, vanishes in China’s messy pivot
New York Times: Propoganda apparatus is now promoting audacious revision of history.
Super-mosquito ‘invasion’ could trigger malaria surge
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Live: Blood donor battle - protesters outside hospital as ill baby undergoes surgery
Supporters of Baby W's parents have planned a vigil outside the hospital this morning.
'Significant risks': Documents warn of pandemic impact in schools
The amount of damage done to school's during lockdown's is significant, says report.
Hospital staff sought police help for baby’s surgery to proceed in blood donor battle
A protest is planned for this morning when the baby’s planned surgery is due.
PM mulls lifting incomes with tax credits, but tax cuts could be a while away
The Prime Minister also has a Christmas message for disenfranchised anti-vaxxers.
US clears updated Covid-19 vaccines for children under age 5
Food and Drug Administration aims to better protect the youngest from severe Covid.
Explainer: What has changed about China’s ‘zero Covid’ policy
New York Times: China unveiled a broad easing of its strict Covid approach yesterday.
Baby's parents’ meeting with doctors ‘hijacked’ by anti-vaxxer
Support person tried to pressure specialists with conspiracy theories.
Decision made for unvaxxed blood, $2M youth crime package & China's new Covid normal | Focus Morning Bulletin: 8 December, 2022
High Court battle over ill baby over, the Government's plan for New Zealand’s youngest offenders and China relaxes Covid rules in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
Editorial: Third Covid wave raises questions over antiviral drugs
OPINION: Our editorial on treatment options for Covid infections.
Omicron vaccine rollout could align with 2023 winter - Ministry of Health
News on how the vaccine might be used was expected early next year.
Covid for Xmas? What to do if sickness disrupts your holiday
Holidaymaker questions why booking dates couldn't be changed after getting Covid.
Decision due for unvaxxed blood case, aviation fuel could be rationed & Indonesia bans sex outside marriage | Focus Morning Bulletin: 7 December, 2022
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One question Covid inquiry must answer
OPINION: Our editorial on the Royal Commission of Inquiry.