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Covid 19 Delta outbreak - The 90% Project: What do you think of our virus response?

Luke Kirkness
By Luke Kirkness
Sport Planning Editor·Rotorua Daily Post·
14 Oct, 2021 07:00 PM2 mins to read

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The 90% Project is an NZ Herald initiative that aims to reach all New Zealanders to get the word out about vaccination so we can save lives and restore freedoms. Video / NZ Herald

The Rotorua Daily Post wants to know what you think about New Zealand's Covid-19 response and the direction the country is headed.

We want to know what questions you have about the virus, the response, the alert levels and more. We'll have your questions answered by some of New Zealand's leading Covid-19 experts and present them to you.

If you have a question you'd like answered, please click on the button below:

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New Zealand needs to get vaccinated now to beat Covid-19 and the Delta variant - and that's why NZME has launched The 90% Project. We want to help 90 per cent of Kiwis get vaccinated to save lives and reopen to the world.

As of October 15, 59.3 per cent of the country was fully vaccinated, 23.4 per cent had one dose of two, and 17.3 per cent were unvaccinated.

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