
Covid-19: Fishing vessel outbreaks could tarnish NZ industry - leader
This week, crew members on two Spanish-flagged vessels have tested positive for Covid.
This week, crew members on two Spanish-flagged vessels have tested positive for Covid.
The Playa Zahara is close to berthing at Lyttelton with 16 of 18 crew infected with Covid.
The pause comes into force from 1.59am (NZT) on Friday.
Fines of $300 have been sent to 18 border workers.
Sixteen of 18 crew members on the Spanish-flagged Playa Zahara are infected.
Health officials as perplexed as the public by the graph unveiled by Chris Hipkins.
Nurses' union says Govt has not told them about any plans to boost nursing numbers.
Hipkins said he warned Kiwis abroad that MIQ demand would increase again.
The mass vaccination would be targeted at Manukau Institute of Technology students and their families - and would be an opportunity for people in group 4 to be vaccinated ahead of schedule.
Earlier this year, authorities were urgently tracking down babies missing from the system.
A ship carrying two Covid-infected mariners has docked in Wellington.
Bookings for flights from NSW now available - but spots are limited.
Central Hawke's Bay mayor says backers of Mob programme must keep their eyes "wide open".
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Next steps for a ship with infected mariners aboard will be announced this afternoon.
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None of the individuals who have died from Covid-19 in Fiji have been fully vaccinated.
"The ministry has consistently advised Chris Hipkins incorrectly," Rako Science says.
The Viking Bay and another fishing vessel remain off the NZ coastline with sick crew.
Genome sequencing result for one of two infected mariners confirms Delta variant.
Two new biomass boilers have been installed to replace the current coal-fired boilers.
RSV is not new and cases increased after borders reopened.
Cases of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) have exploded across the country, leaving some affected children in intensive care and hospitals forced to expand capacity. Video / NZ Herald
Bloomfield said members on ship returning to New Plymouth for MIQ, however port rejects
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NZ Principals' Federation says the school holidays couldn't have come at a better time.
There is no date on when the travel freeze will be lifted.
'The health and safety of our staff, port users and the community has been our priority.'
A batch of the Countdown-branded salad has been pulled from stores nationwide.
RSV is a 'nasty illness' that is debilitating for young babies, making them very sick.