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An award-winning Kiwi writer battling to recover from Covid is urging the Government to persevere with the traffic light settings as a total of 1149 new ...

I want to feel safe in my country again." "I feel depressed and frustrated. The seven-day rolling average of hospitalisations today is 241; last Monday, it was 273. Listen to the experts in health. "We will reap the benefits in the long run." Kvalsvig and others have called on the Government to put in place a new and upgraded system that could support New Zealand's Covid-19 response over the longer term. "We just want the message out there for people not to pretend that the pandemic is over, because it's not – we need to keep on our toes and we don't know what's yet to come." "Much as we all wish Covid-19 was over, it isn't, and we should be using the time between waves to strengthen our protections," she said. Do not be swayed by the clarion call for more freedom. "I worry about the impact on our finances, our ability to support our children and our elderly mothers," she said. "We do not know enough about the ongoing impacts of Covid on their young bodies and minds although the reports coming in are grim." and I just think wearing masks is such a simple thing to do," she told the Herald today.

There are 1941 new community cases of Covid-19 today, and the Ministry of Health is reporting 46 Covid-related deaths; however, only 12 of these occurred in ...

Three of the people whose deaths were reported today were in their 20s and two were in their 30s. Of the 46 deaths, three were from Northland, 12 were from Auckland, three were from Waikato, three were from Bay of Plenty, one was from Tairāwhiti, one was from Hawke's Bay, one was from Taranaki, four were from MidCentral, four were from Whanganui, three were from Nelson Marlborough, 10 were from Canterbury and one was from Southern. There are 1941 new community cases of Covid-19 today, and the Ministry of Health is reporting 46 Covid-related deaths; however, only 12 of these occurred in the past week.

This objective remains unchanged. But with cases and hospitalisations low, improved access to new medicines, and high vaccination rates, it is now safe to move ...

The Government's vaccination requirements for all travellers (including air crew) arriving at the border, ends tonight at 11:59pm. The only mandate left is for health and disability workers. People are encouraged to respect those who continue to keep wearing masks for the protection they offer against COVID-19. COVID-19 has taken a toll on everyone, particularly on people’s mental health. Wearing a mask is encouraged for household contacts particularly if visiting vulnerable people, using public transport or in a crowded indoor space. Household contacts no longer need to isolate but are asked to undertake a daily RAT everyday for 5 days.

There are now a total of 1962 deaths confirmed as attributable to COVID-19, either as the underlying cause of death or as a contributing factor. The Health ...

An award-winning Kiwi writer battling to recover from Covid is urging the Government to persevere with the traffic light settings as a total of 1149 new Co.

I want to feel safe in my country again." "I feel depressed and frustrated. The seven-day rolling average of hospitalisations today is 241; last Monday, it was 273. Kvalsvig and others have called on the Government to put in place a new and upgraded system that could support New Zealand's Covid-19 response over the longer term. Listen to the experts in health. "We will reap the benefits in the long run." "We just want the message out there for people not to pretend that the pandemic is over, because it's not – we need to keep on our toes and we don't know what's yet to come." "Much as we all wish Covid-19 was over, it isn't, and we should be using the time between waves to strengthen our protections," she said. Do not be swayed by the clarion call for more freedom. "I worry about the impact on our finances, our ability to support our children and our elderly mothers," she said. "We do not know enough about the ongoing impacts of Covid on their young bodies and minds although the reports coming in are grim." and I just think wearing masks is such a simple thing to do," she told the Herald today.

There are 1941 new Covid-19 community cases in New Zealand on Tuesday, the Ministry of Health has announced.

The number of active community cases is 10,270. The location of four cases is unknown. The seven-day rolling average of total deaths attributable to Covid-19 is four. Of the 46 people who have died, three were aged in their 20s, two were in their 30s, one was in their 40s, three were in their 50s, eight were in their 60s, seven were in their 70s, 13 were in their 80s and nine were aged over 90. The average age of those in hospital is 63. There are 1941 new Covid-19 community cases in New Zealand on Tuesday, the Ministry of Health has announced.