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Expert says it may be weeks at least before NZ sees peak of slower-building Omicron wave.
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A seven-day update from the Ministry of Health is expected to show a rise in subvariants.
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Modellers expect a peak in cases will either be comparable to the winter wave or smaller.
Live: Today's weekly Covid-19 update, modellers say third wave peak could be weeks away
Modellers expect a peak in cases will either be comparable to the winter wave or smaller.
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Shanghai is ordering the testing of all 1.3 million residents of Yangpu district.
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New York Times: Outbreak sent unknown number of workers into quarantine.
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It is the highest recorded number of new infections since mid-August.
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Modeller's own 12-day Covid-19 infection underscores need for smarter isolation regime.
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If these supplies are not used in an emergency, they are stored, then binned after expiry.
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About four of every 100 doses of our main Covid-19 vaccine are currently going to waste.
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"We’re watching the levels of those variants closely."
Swarm of Covid sub-variants developing ‘qualities of concern’
More than 300 Omicron off-shoots are circulating the globe.
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New review reveals the truth about where Australia went wrong during the pandemic.
Explained: Pfizer seeks NZ approval for BA.5-targeted vax
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Royal Commission of Inquiry into Covid response hinted as Govt powers scrapped
Ardern is also supporting the Government establishing general epidemic legislation.
So long, Traveller Declarations: Last restriction dropped
From this week the remaining pandemic travel requirement will be scrapped.
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New York Times: National hero faced censorship after sounding early alarm on Covid.
'Coding issue' led to Covid hospitalisation undercount of more than 5000
The ministry says the error 'had no impact' on advice or pandemic-related decisions.
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It's looking likely another wave has begun. But this time, things are harder to predict.
Another wave risks hundreds more Covid deaths this year, expert warns
Third Omicron wave may cause hundreds more virus deaths before 2023, epidemiologist warns.
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More than half of surveyed eligible Kiwis know little about potentially life-saving pills.
Expert calls for return to Covid alert level system
Michael Baker said a return to alert level systems could help avoid worse Covid-19 waves.
Siouxsie Wiles' case against uni continues as other academic's action ends
One of NZ's best-known scientists is pushing on with legal action against Auckland Uni.
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New York Times: Calls for more expansive care options for long Covid patients.
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