'Vaccine passports' emerge as the next coronavirus divide
New York Times: 'Vaccine passports' have raised legal and ethical questions.
New York Times: 'Vaccine passports' have raised legal and ethical questions.
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India-Dubai brings the majority of cases yet not deemed as high risk.
UK authorities have recommended that the AstraZeneca vaccine not be given to under-30s.
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Six person group will be headed by epidemiologist Professor Sir David Skegg.
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"There's no way in which we are preventing people ... getting access to the vaccine."
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While there was confidence the vaccine reduced transmission, further data was required.
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Chris Bishop revealed the "leaked" information saying it shows that New Zealand is 300,000 vaccines behind schedule. Video / Parliament TV
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Covid-19 Minister Chris Hipkins says the 'leaked' data was an 'early working document'.
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There have been 90,200 vaccines administered to date. A total of 19,273 people have received both doses of the Pfizer vaccine.
Associate Health Minister Peeni Henare received his Covid-19 vaccination at the Ora Toa Takapūwāhia Medical Centre in Porirua as part of the Government's drive to encourage whānau to get vaccinated. Video / Mark Mitchell
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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has called the bubble a 'win/win'.
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