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'It is broadly in line with what we would've expected but it doesn't mean it's okay.'
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As of Thursday, 58% of the eligible Māori population in Northland was fully vaccinated.
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Warnings about the ability of public hospitals to cope with Covid-19 are escalating.
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Most sudden infant deaths are preventable if safe sleeping practices are followed.
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It's been termed New Zealand's most important immunological discovery in 20 years.
30 Whanganui DHB staff stood down
The staff represent around 3 per cent of the Whanganui DHB workforce.
Jabless and jobless: Unvaccinated nurse speaks out
Nurses and midwives among largest sector of healthcare workers stood down in Northland.
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EGGS principal said a student has tested positive for Covid-19.
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'Don't tell me what to do' no excuse for no jab: Andrew Little on workers who refuse vax
Unvaccinated public servants: Petulance "not a reason for other people to be kept unsafe."
Northland doctor's confronting message - get vaxed or people will die unnecessarily
'Covid is going to spread quite quickly through all of our communities up here ...'
Race on to boost Māori vaccination rates ahead of reopening
Since all ages opened up Māori have been vaccinated at the highest rate.
Influential healthy homes research recognised with top honour
Groundbreaking work that's helped make Kiwi homes healthier earns NZ's top research medal.
New rental rules: Can landlords ask if tenants are vaxxed?
Landlords 'must be able to demonstrate legitimate need to know', says commissioner.
Focus Live: 194 new cases, Auckland border to lift on Dec 15
November 17 2021 People will be able to travel to or from Auckland from December 15 if they have received both doses of the Covid-19 vaccine or have returned a negative test. There are 194 cases of Covid-19 in the community today and a further person has died with the virus.
Te Pāti Māori calls for Govt mandates to be scrapped
Co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer said the Government has failed Maori in its response.
Live: Vaccine pass site crashes under demand - all you need to know
It comes ahead of a signalled move to the traffic light system soon after November 29.
From Sydney to Vienna, the rise of the unvaccinated underclass
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'It still haunts me': A vaccination plea from an ICU nurse in London
Aotearoa has a rare opportunity to avoid carnage for the unvaccinated.
'Start testing NZ classrooms': Covid top 10 killer of children in US
Covid-19 is a top-10 killer of US children, and a US expert says New Zealand should learn.
US museum opens vaccine exhibit to try change minds
One US museum is using science to change people's minds about the Covid-19 vaccine.
Nearly 120 Wellington nurses and midwives with unknown vaccination status after first jab deadline
Health workers had to have had their first jab by yesterday in order to keep their jobs.
David Fisher: High chance of a domestic terror attack before 2022 ends
A terror attack is likely before the end of 2022 as Covid-related rhetoric ramps up.
Covid-19: Researcher predicting 6000 Māori cases by Christmas
'If the modelling is anything to go by, Christmas may be bleak for Māori.'
Three generations of Northland whānau - including newborn - contract Covid
Six-week-old Maile was the first Covid-19 hospitalisation in Northland.
The quiet scientific revolution that may solve chronic pain
New York Times: New science is rewriting the book on chronic pain.
Government slams private vaccination ID card developers
The police are involved, having visited one person selling vaccination ID cards.
Poll reveals public's view on vaccine mandates
It comes as mandates kick in this week for health and education workers.
The three things NZ urgently needs before virus spreads
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Opinion | Give Kiwis with cystic fibrosis a future
OPINION: Christine Perrins puts the case for Pharmac to fund a life-changing treatment.
Wairarapa Hospital has Covid capacity, but no ICU, as second Masterton case recorded
A second positive case of Covid-19 was recorded in Masterton today.
Why health officials support vaccinated over unvaccinated people travelling
Studies have found a dramatic reduction in spreading the virus in those vaccinated.
Focus Live: Dr Ashley Bloomfield and Dr Nikki Turner on vaccination rates
Ministry of Health officials and public health experts on how high vaccination rates affect the response to Covid-19.