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Patients told to wait for Novavax left confused by mixed messaging.
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Māori dominating the tail of the Delta outbreak
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Pfizer says Covid-19 vaccine works in kids ages 5 to 11
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Focus Live: 23 new Covid-19 community cases
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Govt pushes back vaccines for potential booster and u12s next year
It comes as Auckland enters its first day at level 3 after five weeks in lockdown.
Nursing students require full Covid vaccination to graduate
Some students are worried about the delays to graduate due to new vaccination rules.
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Aucklanders queued for McDonald's last night. Now they are getting their morning coffee.
Major Pharmac review report delayed by lockdown
The Act Party says delays are 'not good enough' for those who have made submissions.
Further $36m funding for Māori health providers' Covid response announced
Associate Minister of Health says it's critical Māori health providers get more resources.
Analysis: NZ cannot abandon elimination strategy while Māori and Pasifika vaccination rates are too low
Elimination remains the best way to avoid repeating the mistakes of history.
Man found hiding in car boot at Auckland checkpoint
A driver and a man in his boot were turned away by police at the Mercer checkpoint.
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Clover Park residents have been told to get tested even if they don't have symptoms.
Pfizer jab could soon be okayed for young children
Medical regulators would act as fast as possible to approve the vaccine for children.
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Overly frequent visits to the loo, or going 'just in case' is a habit worth quitting.
Up to 20 hospital staff stood down after contact with Covid positive man
Man evaded security staff by hiding in a lift before spending half an hour in a ward.
Focus Live: 14 new Covid-19 community cases
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Covid breach: Aucklander allegedly picks up caravan from Christchurch
Man allegedly used work exemption to make trip south.
Exclusive: MIQ escapee faces lockdown drink-driving, fleeing police charges
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Marama Royal: Vaccination only viable path to avoid devastation of lockdown
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