Covid-19 update: 12,202 new cases, 25 further deaths attributed to the virus
The latest Covid 19 figures are in.
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The Green Party is calling for the Covid-19 vaccine to be made universally available.
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Opening the books on the Government's Covid response.
Healthcare workers doubted their own safety in pandemic’s early stages
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Te Whatu Ora Northland denied staff were knowingly exposing people to Covid.
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The latest Covid-19 results for the week are in.
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Scientists uncover new Covid origin clue
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'That's not my name': Activist Brad Flutey challenges judge in court
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'Felt like a gun to my head': Unvaccinated family carers win court case
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Christopher Luxon tests positive for Covid-19
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Could Covid-19 be the key to curing cancer?
Scientists are using immunity T ‘killer’ cells, to recognise Covid, and target cancers.
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Govt changes tack on long-awaited Covid-19 prevalence survey
It’s now unclear if NZ will get large-scale Covid-19 surveys that experts have called for.
Red flags raised over couple's roles in $16.5m Covid health contract
The marriage at the heart of the conflict in evaluating U of Auckland vaccinator training.
Researchers cite lax Covid protections in schools
Last year teachers had the highest rates of infection of any occupational group.
Woman appeals against lockdown breach conviction
Tina Steedman and her friends breached lockdown to attend Destiny Church-aligned protest.
Unvaccinated family carers take Covid Minister to court over losing funding
The group of carers were still living and caring for their family but couldn't be paid.
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Polyfest 2023 to return to normalcy after four years of disruption.
Comedy Fest brings back international comedians for first time since 2019
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Former UK Health Secretary plotted to “deploy the new variant”, leaked messages show.