
'Great recognition': Queenstown mayor proud to display vaccination award
Queenstown-Lakes was the first region to reach 90 per cent full vaccination.
Queenstown-Lakes was the first region to reach 90 per cent full vaccination.
Seven people are in ICU with the virus.
'We just have to push through and we'll do it until we can't afford to.'
Chris Hipkins says getting used to the new system will take time.
It takes a two-day walk to get from the Long residence at Gorge River to the nearest town.
Auckland hospitality venues welcome crowds on their first day back in business.
Ninety per cent of the eligible population across Tāmaki Makaurau is now fully vaccinated.
Teachers and support staff have come out in high numbers to get the jab, survey finds.
Sir Brian Roche on future challenges: 'On the face of it, the system is all ready to go."
Eighty-six people are in hospital and nine are in intensive care.
Music video features a number of familiar faces, from leading scientists to politicians.
Govt won't back down amid growing pressure to stop unvaccinated visitors to Northland.
NZ family struggled for months to get their children vaccinated; now they're heading home.
EDITORIAL: It is clearer that the border reopening process shouldn't be rushed.
Tokaikolo 'Ia Kalaisi hoped the vax event reframed perceptions of the church as anti-vax.
Researcher's modelling suggests unvaccinated also three times more likely to catch Covid.
A new case of Covid-19 has been identified in Hawke's Bay.
People who can't get their vaccine pass online can get printouts of the pass for free.
Roche report called for urgent action in testing, contact tracing, hospital prep, vaxing
There are an estimated 25,000 people with chronic fatigue syndrome in New Zealand.
Leading epidemiologist concerned over return of influenza next year.
Rushed process for creating the My Covid Record website has left some confused.
More than 40,000 fewer bookings are being made each day compared to August.
Most cases are in Auckland but numbers are growing elsewhere.
The two other Auckland DHBs aren't far behind.
"It's not like people won't be able to go out and socialise full stop."
The current outbreak disproportionately affects Māori, who make up 42 per cent of cases.
Passes will be required in many places when the traffic light system comes into effect.
The approach taken at each school has been different, based on public health advice.
Māori GP says there is one key element the Govt and DHBs can learn after successful event.