New Zealand has 83 new Covid-19 community cases today.
It takes our total linked to the Auckland outbreak to 511.
58 links are still being established
There are seven sub-clusters - the two largest are Birkdale, with 68 and Mangere Church with 237 cases.
All others have fewer than 20 infections.
Thirty-four people are in hospital - 32 are stable, and two are stable but in ICU.
Grant Robertson says that these numbers are "cause for cautious optimism."
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New Zealand has 83 new Covid-19 community cases today.
It takes our total linked to the Auckland outbreak to 511.
58 links are still being established
There are seven sub-clusters - the two largest are Birkdale, with 68 and Mangere Church with 237 cases.
All others have fewer than 20 infections.
Thirty-four people are in hospital - 32 are stable, and two are stable but in ICU.
Grant Robertson says that these numbers are "cause for cautious optimism."
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New Zealand has 83 new Covid-19 community cases today.
It takes our total linked to the Auckland outbreak to 511.
58 links are still being established
There are seven sub-clusters - the two largest are Birkdale, with 68 and Mangere Church with 237 cases.
All others have fewer than 20 infections.
Thirty-four people are in hospital - 32 are stable, and two are stable but in ICU.
Grant Robertson says that these numbers are "cause for cautious optimism."
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ACT party leader David Seymour gives his thoughts on the vaccine roll out, the future of our Covid 19 elimination strategy, and the news that signing into locations has now become mandatory.
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ACT party leader David Seymour gives his thoughts on the vaccine roll out, the future of our Covid 19 elimination strategy, and the news that signing into locations has now become mandatory.
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21 more cases in the community today with cabinet to meet tomorrow to deliberate whether New Zealand's lockdown is extended.
But epidemiologist at The University of Auckland Rod Jackson says there's cause for optimism. He says "it's really easy to stop an outbreak" and that we can knock this on the head in a couple of weeks if New Zealander's all follow the rules.
But he also had a dire warning, saying if we open our borders, people could die.
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21 more cases in the community today with cabinet to meet tomorrow to deliberate whether New Zealand's lockdown is extended.
But epidemiologist at The University of Auckland Rod Jackson says there's cause for optimism. He says "it's really easy to stop an outbreak" and that we can knock this on the head in a couple of weeks if New Zealander's all follow the rules.
But he also had a dire warning, saying if we open our borders, people could die.
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The Weekend Collective chatted to National Māori Authority chairman Matthew Tukaki about what Troy Bowker exiting the Hurricanes means.
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Epidemiologist and Professor at the University of Otago Michael Baker chatted with The Weekend Collective about why kids are getting sick with the Delta variant.
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Epidemiologist and Professor at the University of Otago Michael Baker chatted with The Weekend Collective about why kids are getting sick with the Delta variant.
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