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Northland education leaders demand RATs kits for teachers and school staff.
DHBs ask Employment Court to stop healthcare strike
The DHBs says patient services shouldn't be used for bargaining leverage.
'Too much boob': Physiotherapist accused of touching breast
A physiotherapist is accused of touching a woman's breast three times during a massage.
'Let's not make this the new toilet paper': Warning as demand for RATs ramps up
One pharmacy owner sold up to 6000 RATs to the public across five outlets on Monday.
Over 200 Navy personnel isolating after outbreak, dozens infected
So far, 65 Navy personnel have tested positive for Covid-19.
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Covid patients with queries are being urged to call their GP or Healthline instead of 111.
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Focus Live: Nearly 20,000 new Covid-19 community cases
March 1 2022 There are nearly 20,000 new community cases of Covid-19 today, with 373 people in hospital, nine of whom are in ICU, and just under 100,000 active cases.
Novavax vaccine approved for use in New Zealand
The Novavax Covid-19 vaccine has been approved in NZ for those aged 18 and over.
Meet the first NZer to legally use dried cannabis flower to treat pain
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Pfizer vaccine far less effective in ages 5-11 than in older kids
New York Times: Study shows protection against hospitalisation is still strong.
As cases skyrocket, NZ reopens to expats - so when can the tourists come?
It comes as Omicron runs rampant domestically and border cases dwindle.
NZ slow on climate adaptation as UN issues 'dire warning'
Equity and nature must be at core of efforts to confront 'cascading' climate impacts - UN.
Removal of self-isolation for vaxxed travellers 'sensible' - experts
Decision comes as 14,633 new community cases and 24 border cases were reported.
Kiwis from anywhere can return home from Friday, no more self-isolation for vaxxed travellers
It comes as pressure mounts on the Government to take stronger actions.
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Welcome to Mardi Gras, where coloured beads and RAT tests are offered to crowds.
Intel analysis details 'realistic possibility' of anti-vax terror attack
Intelligence analysts detail 'extremist' threat inside 'peaceful' anti-vax movement.
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Smoking among young teens hits record low
While fewer year 10s are smoking a survey has found an increase in vaping.
'A tsunami of long Covid': Cardiologist warns Kiwis to take Omicron seriously
"Having Covid is not trivial", warns the head of Auckland Hospital coronary care.
Sasha Borissenko: Health sector strike looms amid Omicron wave
Workers have come under extreme pressure in the last two years.
Royals issue rare political statement after Ukraine attack
The Cambridges recall 'the privilege' of meeting President Zelensky and his wife in 2020.
Aussie parents' desperate journey to reach their baby in Ukraine
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New Zealand's Covid R value among highest in the world, model shows
New Zealand is one of a handful of countries seeing an Omicron surge.
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Another record - 13,606 community cases of Covid; 263 in hospital; 5 in ICU
New Zealand has seen another day of record Covid-19 escalation.
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Tinfoil hats are in use at the Parliament camp amid claims of a Government radiation plot.
Special report: Rest homes 'on verge of collapse' as Omicron threatens
Nurses are working double and even triple shifts - 24 hours - to plug gaps.
NZ's total infections likely much higher than confirmed case numbers – here's why
NZ's confirmed Covid cases likely to be just a fraction of the total.