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'Still on the back foot': Women's Mongrel Mob leader on the gang's Covid response
Mongrel Mob Wāhine Toa leader spoke to the Herald's In the Loop podcast.
Mongrel Mob Wāhine Toa leader spoke to the Herald's In the Loop podcast.
"I understand people who can't see Covid, don't believe in it ... I've seen death."
Staff called to one-on-one interviews in last effort to get them vaccinated and retained.
Millions of workers will soon be covered by mandatory vaccine legislation.
Active cases who may not have died of Covid-19 will now be reported by the Ministry.
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So far no staff or students have returned positive test results.
'Our everything is in New Zealand.'
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'The only way to make sure that's not an issue is to go out and get vaccinated.'
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National's Whānau Ora spokeswoman says time becoming more critical by the day.
Australia will soon hit a vital first-dose milestone across the entire country.
The worrying number for the PM is not Labour's slump, but trust in her Covid-19 response.
All care workers have until end of Monday 15 November to have at least their first dose.
Locations listed on Health Ministry website.
Apartment resident says the risk of other residents catching Covid is huge.
Overall, only a quarter of Northland pregnant women are vaccine double-dosed.
Brian Tamaki's iwi says it has a duty to make sure everyone is kept safe.
900,000 kids aged 5 to 11 will receive their first Covid-19 vaccine in the first week.
Authorities had asked anyone who attended a Porirua tangi last week to get tested.
Agents were severely restricted in major markets, unable to see clients face to face.
Teachers now have to figure out how to manage the return to school safely.
Alert level 3.2 rules incredibly unfair on hospitality, Restaurant Association says.