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"What is concerning our members is the poor planning," the nurses' union says.
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Black Power gang members get vaccinated against Covid
'Getting vaccinated is a significant contribution to public health'.
Locations of interest: Ten new sites in Auckland and Raglan
There are 10 new locations of interest tonight.
Live: Stark warning for Auckland cases as Peters claims Mongrel Mob link to woman in Northland scare
Growing uncertainty as New Zealand moves into uncharted phase of the pandemic.
No room: Judge begs Oranga Tamariki for secure bed for 'chronic high-risk' young person
Judge desperate for secure placement for youngster but OT repeatedly says 'no beds'.
Kiwi still struggling 19 months after Covid damaged his heart
Luke MacLean-McMahon can't do the sports and exercise he used to love.
Expert warns Northland Covid case puts NZ at 'pivot point of Delta'
Expert urges people to behave as if they were still in alert level four.
Focus Live: Northland moves to level 3 after Aucklander with Covid visited
October 8 2021 Northland will move to level 3 from 11.59pm tonight after an Aucklander with Covid obtained travel documents and spent several days in the region.
Explainer: No, Covid vaccines don't stay in your body for years
Vaccines are cleared from the body quickly - it's the immune response that lasts.
Health reforms will save 0.2 per cent of GDP in 15 years
The Government's health reforms will not save much money - Treasury.
Police officer tests positive for Covid, four others self-isolating
Late last night one police officer returned a positive test for Covid-19.
Focus: NZ Delta Outbreak | Friday 8th Oct Wrap
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Africans welcome new malaria vaccine. But is it a 'game changer'?
New York Times: The arsenal of weapons to use against malaria just grew bigger.
When to get the second dose of the Pfizer vaccine
People are advised to consider a 3-week gap between vaccine doses, rather than 6 weeks.
Vaccination top town: Dunedin still tops, but Auckland cracks top 10 and laggard Ōtorohanga moving up
Demand so high in one slow-coach town yesterday jabs almost ran out, mayor says.
'23 complaints': Medical Council aware of doctors spreading anti-vax info
"Any advice provided around vaccination has to be evidence-based."
Covid-19: Wairoa hits a roadblock in vaccinations
Its fully vaccinated rates are the highest in Hawke's Bay, but first doses are lagging.
Confronting scan shows Covid's vicious consequences
A picture speaks a thousand words, and this one is yelling at us to get vaccinated.
Covid-19 triggering surge in eating disorders: Waikato study
The research suggests Māori may not be getting help.
Covid-19: Government to meet companies wanting antigen testing
Coalition of 25 firms are pleading for clearance to import 370,000 rapid antigen devices.
Fears for thousands of kids in emergency housing as Covid outbreak grows
Race is on to vaccinate families of thousands of kids are in Auckland emergency housing.
Covid-19: Huge vaccination dilemma facing churches
It comes as the conversation around mandatory vaccinations heats up.
A new vaccine strategy for children: Just one dose, for now
New York Times: In some countries officials are trying out single doses for children.
Focus Live: 29 new Covid-19 community cases
October 7 2021 There are 29 Covid cases in the community today, including five in Waikato - prompting the current boundary to be extended to the south from 11.59pm tonight.
Wellington teenager with brain cancer raises more than $200K for research
'I'm not smart enough to find a cure myself but I am smart enough to advocate for it.'
Auckland restaurant owner defends 'private picnic' bookings
Government's Covid-19 Group says Midnight Gardener's initiative not within the rules.
DHB offers vouchers to lift vaccination rates
Vouchers with vaccination are part of a new normal to encourage people to get inoculated.
'It is far too soon': AKL teachers anxious on classroom returns
Government facing a teacher backlash over plans to reopen Auckland's classrooms.
Live: Covid a 'flame thrower'; no jab, no entry for events of 100+, says expert
Outbreak now linked to a 'large' gang presence, with calls for more-targeted approach.
Cancer breakthroughs 'held back' by Covid-19, says immunologist
'We can't do the scientific trade and exchange that we need to make the breakthroughs.'
A 'historical event': First malaria vaccine approved by WHO
New York Times: Malaria kills about 500,000 people each year, about half of them children.
New Covid testing regime to be announced today
Rapid antigen testing expected to be deployed more to detect community outbreaks.
Northland principals encourage teachers to get vaccinated
Northland principals ask for more clarity around tougher rules for unvaccinated teachers.