New Covid drug for Kiwis; Health Minister warns unvaxxed cases will delay, cut surgeries
Andrew Little says unvaccinated Covid patients will put pressure on hospitals.
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Little says currently, the number of people in ICU/HDU is roughly two-thirds of capacity.
'Find just one': Doctor slams Govt's claim that there's more ICU beds
The ICU doctor says the Minister's comments about an increase in ICU beds are "false".
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The Government will unveil its plan for how the health system will cope with Covid-19.
New Covid case, exposure at hospital: 21 staff stood down
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Live: D-Day as Auckland on 'knife-edge' - cases 'better today'; return to school under review
Cabinet will be today decide if there are any changes to Auckland's restrictions.
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Auckland Hospital Covid case in neonatal ICU: expectant mothers transported off site, staff 'contingency plans'
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'We want to help': Immigrant doctors denied work at 'understaffed' hospitals
"We are fully qualified, are able to help and some of us can start as soon as tomorrow".
Parent of baby in ICU at Auckland Hospital tests positive for Covid
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Delta spreads to Raglan, Hamilton - cases 'have number of exposure events'
The cases are in Hamilton and Raglan and are linked.
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Two new exposure events have been identified at Middlemore hospital.
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'Unwelcome' nurses leaving NZ over immigration rules
Nurses are leaving New Zealand because of restrictive immigration conditions.
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Kerre McIvor: Delta causing damage regardless of 'bodies not being piled'
'There's not much you can do about the batshit crazy conspiracy theorists.'
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RSV outbreak: Nearly 900 children admitted to Wellington hospitals in June and July
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