Pfizer to deliver 1 million Covid vaccine doses in July - PM
The doses will arrive in weekly drops, ramping up in quantity from mid-July.
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State authorities now know where the strain came from, but not how it spread.
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The Government is yet to develop a plan to target vaccine hesitancy.
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Outbreak expands: 11 new community Covid cases in Victoria
There are now three outbreaks with unknown sources in the state.
Fiji records 83 Covid cases, its highest daily total yet
More than 600 cases have been recorded since the latest outbreak began in April.
True or not, the Wuhan lab leak story looks set to change the world
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Air NZ says 21% of its frontline workers still not vaccinated against Covid-19
About 3800 border workers still haven't had a single vaccine jab yet.
Victoria records 4 new local Covid cases, with two in aged care
The new cases take the number of local cases in the state's latest outbreak to 72.
Major travel trend that's 'gone forever'
'This is the biggest change in travel since World War II.'
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Specialist worried about rise in severe respiratory virus cases
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NZ secures Apec deal for equitable Covid vaccine access
The 21 Apec countries represent over a third the population and half the world's GDP.
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'A lot of questions': Conservatives attack Dr Fauci over Covid origins
Republican attacks on the America's top health expert have gone into overdrive.
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Kiwis spot big mistake in world Covid vaccination map
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Victoria on edge after five new Covid-19 cases
A new strain of Covid-19 in Victoria has not been traced back to any existing infections.
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Covid-19: Fiji Ministry of Health staff test positive
Three senior members of Fiji's Ministry of Health have tested positive for Covid-19.
Derek Cheng: Why the Government's border vulnerabilities won't lose it any votes - for now
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Why the slowpoke vaccine roll-out?
Editorial: More than 22,000 behind target for vaccinations in Auckland isn't a good look.
Revealed: 'Hugely concerning' - 3800 unvaccinated border workers
About 3800 workers in the first priority border group have not had a single vaccine dose.
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Building activity hits record levels but Covid still causing delays
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