Covid case confirmed in Dunedin
The Southern District Health Board advised of the case in a release shortly before 9pm.
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From Canada to NZ: Copycat Covid protests spread around the globe
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Boris Johnson confirms Covid isolation laws will be scrapped
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Sweden ends Covid-19 testing as pandemic restrictions lifted
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