Seven Covid cases in MIQ, one Wgtn contact remains untested
Seven new cases to report today in MIQ.
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'Sneaky change': Govt denies altering vaccine rollout start date
It comes after the Ministry was also accused in May of changing the timeline.
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The travel bubble pause with SA, ACT, Tasmania and Victoria will lift at 11.59pm tonight.
Dead on arrival is new Fiji Covid-19 trend
Health authorities urge people with the virus to get to medical facilities for treatment.
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The more unvaccinated people there are, the more opportunities for the virus to multiply.
Britain gambles on reopening despite the Delta variant
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More than half of sick people not getting tested for Covid
Nearly two-thirds of surveyed NZers chose not to be tested for Covid-19 even when sick.
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Focus: Laura Mallin lost her baby at 38 weeks, now she believes her DHB needs to be held accountable
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Ned Tapa has now been smoke-free for 15 months.
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"My baby died because the medical staff didn't do their jobs properly," Laura Mallin says.
Kerre McIvor: Why nursing has hit a near 10-year low
The number of Kiwis choosing to study nursing has hit a near 10-year low.
India's Covid-19 death toll tops 400,000
New cases are on the decline, but authorities are preparing for another possible wave.
Govt considering buying 'one or two' existing MIQ hotels
Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins let drop the plans this morning.
'Let us not give up': Sydney's Covid-19 outbreak swells by 35
Nine of today's cases were infectious in the community.
'Tsunami of patients' seeking fertility advice post-Covid
Experts believe the pandemic has caused people to re-evaluate their priorities.
'The odds were against me': Luge worker saves woman's life
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Covid-19: Fiji records 404 new cases, 5 deaths
There are now 5183 cases since the Delta-variant outbreak started in April 2021.
Hospitals bring in more beds as cases of 'highly contagious' RSV illness rise
Children as young as 10 days old are being admitted to hospital with the virus.
Peeni Henare on 'straddling' te ao Māori and Pākehā
The Associate Health Minister opens up about what drives him through his health reforms.
Australia outlines four-phase pathway out of pandemic
Australia plans to transition away from its suppression strategy against Covid-19.
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'Killing our kids': Mike King sorry for 'nasty' Bloomfield slur
'I deeply regret making that accusation and I apologise to Dr Bloomfield unreservedly.'
Woman in Slender Man stabbing case granted release
Then 12-year-old girls repeatedly stabbed classmate to impress fake character Slender Man.
'Tired of waiting': Frustrated Kiwi pensioners skip Covid vaccination queue
'We were told May and then we were told June and now we're told July.'
'Fear for livelihood': Student nurses open up on 'anxiety'
Student nurse numbers have been recorded at a near-decade low over fears of ill treatment.
Negative feedback on weight-loss device 'hurtful', says researcher
The researcher behind a weight loss device says his invention has been misunderstood.
Student nurses intake stalls, pleas to 'reverse trend'
The number of people studying nursing has hit a near-decade low last year.
Health Ministry inquiry after reports people in 20s invited for Covid jabs
Chris Hipkins does not know how many young people have received surprise invitations.
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Manslaughter trial offers glimpse into fragility of NZ's 'underclass'
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