
Focus: Coronavirus evacuees ‘very relieved’ to be home after Air NZ rescue flight from Wuhan
Coronavirus evacuees ‘very relieved’ to be home after Air NZ rescue flight from Wuhan. Video / NZ Herald
Coronavirus evacuees ‘very relieved’ to be home after Air NZ rescue flight from Wuhan. Video / NZ Herald
Customs says "robust" screen processes overseas means there is no health risk.
The flight will land in Wuhan at midnight and be back in Auckland on Wednesday afternoon.
Aircraft left Auckland overnight and is due in Hong Kong in a few hours.
The virus has so far claimed more than 360 lives and infected thousands more.
The evacuation flight plane rescuing Kiwis trapped in China will carry 300 passengers.
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"The mismanagement in the system is absolutely horrendous," Grey Power says.
There's a high likelihood the coronavirus will reach New Zealand's shores.
The money will go towards improving the Hutt's maternity services and facilities.
'Everyone's bound to be a bit frightened but that's no excuse to be racist.'
A student is in isolation at Auckland Hospital awaiting coronavirus test results.
Mana Fifita says he hopes his brother learned a lesson about the power of social media.
The Ministry of Health appears culpable for careless or incompetent procedures.
Any at-risk children or teachers should stay away for 14 days.
A disabled teenager gets less funding for food than a prisoner in police cells overnight.
"Literally every interval we are confiscating vapes. It's a huge concern," principal says.
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Her assigned days fell on public holidays.
Most DHBs have listed major infrastructure problems as a risk to patients and staff.
"We know this programme will save lives," baby expert says.
There were six nurses from Australia and one from New Zealand.
The operation involved peeling back Tessa's scalp and making several cuts in the bones.
Waikato District Health Board commissioner looks to be getting paid about $1255 a day.
'Clearly the situation was unacceptable', says Health Minister.
Waikato DHB says legal costs to get $5000 back from ex board member outweigh benefit.
Waikato air and road ambulance retrievals "fragile" and patients being harmed as a result.