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  • New South Wales reports nine deaths and 1542 new Covid-19 cases

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    World Covid-19
    10 Sep 2021
    A woman stands waiting to get vaccinated in Sydney.

    New South Wales has announced 1542 new locally-acquired Covid-19 cases and 9 deaths in 24 hours.

    New South Wales reports nine deaths and 1542 new Covid-19 cases
  • Spain supplies NZ with 250,000 extra vaccine doses

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    New Zealand Politics
    9 Sep 2021
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    More than 250,000 extra doses of the Pfizer vaccine are now on the way to New Zealand from Spain, the Prime Minister has confirmed. Watch the government's latest update here.

    Covid-19 briefing: Spain supplies NZ with 250,000 extra vaccine doses
  • Filming on in the wake of the Rings' departure

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    economy infrastructure
    9 Sep 2021
    The water tanks at the film studio where Meg was filmed in Kumeu, Auckland.

    New Zealand’s latest lockdown isn’t the only factor making it difficult for big film productions – our infrastructure is problematic too.

  • Covid-19 patient evacuated from remote Fijian village amid 200 new cases

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    Pacific Fiji
    5 Sep 2021
    Malolo Island is the largest of the Mamanuca Group off Fiji's west coast.

    A Covid-19 patient from Fiji's remote island of Malolo has been airlifted to a hospital on the mainland.

    Covid-19 in Fiji: 200 new cases reported, one patient evacuated from outer island
  • Covid-19 response day 17: How it unfolded

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    New Zealand Covid-19
    3 Sep 2021
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    New Covid-19 community cases drop to 28, applications for the wage subsidy scheme crash the government website, and this week's MIQ escapee doesn't add to places of interest.

    Covid-19 response day 17: How it unfolded
  • Lockdown payment to businesses to be extended

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    Politics Business
    3 Sep 2021
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    The one-off payment to help businesses cover rent and other fixed costs will be extended to new businesses.

    Lockdown payment to businesses to be extended
  • Apology for businesses hit by wage subsidy glitch

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    Business Covid-19
    3 Sep 2021
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    Businesses are being urged to get in touch with MSD if they could not apply for the wage subsidy last night.

    Apology for businesses hit by wage subsidy glitch
  • NSW announces seven deaths, record case number of 1288

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    World Covid-19
    2 Sep 2021
    A resident receives a dose of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine in Australia's first drive through vaccination centre in the outer Melbourne suburb of Melton on August 10, 2021.

    New South Wales has announced 1288 new Covid-19 cases in the community and another seven deaths.

    NSW announces seven deaths, record case number of 1288
  • In brief: news from around the Pacific

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    Pacific
    2 Sep 2021
    U.S soldiers from the XVIII Airborne Corps in  position guarding the at Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Aug 27, 2021.

    More Fijian nationals evacuated from Afghanistan;Pacific Paralympics 2020: Who to watch today; Over 27,000 people have been vaccinated in Tonga, and more...

    In brief: news from around the Pacific
  • Fiji Covid-19 death toll passes 500

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    Pacific Fiji
    2 Sep 2021
    Health workers wait for residents for their dose of AstraZeneca vaccine outside a vaccination center in Suva, after Fiji announced plans to make the coronavirus vaccine compulsory for all workers as it battles a runaway outbreak of the Delta variant.

    Eight more people have died from Covid-19 in Fiji, taking the death toll past 500, the health authorities said on Wednesday.

    Covid-19 Fiji: 290 new cases, 8 more deaths reported in 24 hours
  • On the path of a virus - the contact tracer

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    covid-19
    2 Sep 2021
    A QR app has been issued in France in order to keep track of people who are going out during the Covid-19 epidemic.

    The job of a contact tracer is difficult, delicate, and a race against the clock. 

  • On the path of a virus - the contact tracer

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    The Detail covid-19
    2 Sep 2021
    A QR app has been issued in France in order to keep track of people who are going out during the Covid-19 epidemic.

    The job of a contact tracer is difficult, delicate, and a race against the clock. 

    Audio

    The tricky work of the contact tracer
  • Smaller firms make-up majority of $876m wage subsidy payout

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    Business Covid-19
    1 Sep 2021
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    More than a quarter of the country's employees are being propped up by the latest Covid-19 wage subsidy round, with just over $876 million paid out so far.

    Figures show smaller firms make up majority of $876m wage subsidy payout so far
  • Napier floods review: New builds should be elevated and city needs Civil Defence staff

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    New Zealand Hawke's Bay
    31 Aug 2021
    Flooding in Napier, 9 November, 2020

    Building new houses at least a metre and a half off the ground and basing Civil Defence staff in Napier are two of the suggestions coming out of a review into the Napier floods.

    Napier floods review: New builds should be elevated and city needs Civil Defence staff
  • Dozens evacuated after flooding hits Auckland

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    weather
    31 Aug 2021
    Helensville volunteer fire brigade crews came across a strong surge of water on South Head Road last night.

    Storms and flooding in Auckland has blindsided emergency management, with about 50 evacuations.

    Since last night 140 to 180 millimetres of rain has fallen in western areas.

    There have been been… Audio

  • Flooding hits locked down Auckland

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    weather
    31 Aug 2021
    Streams in the Swanson area have risen rapidly overnight, leaving debris on the road.

    Shock storms and flooding in Auckland has blindsided emergency management, with about 50 evacuations.

    There's been incidents right across Auckland and the North Shore, with the bulk being in West… Audio

  • Two more medals to NZ tally

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    Sport
    31 Aug 2021
    William Stedman

    Athlete William Stedman and swimmer Sophie Pascoe on the podium at Tokyo Paralympics.

    Two more medals to NZ tally
  • In brief: news from around the Pacific

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    Pacific
    30 Aug 2021
    The Nafanua II police patrol boat ran aground on reef in Savai'i waters in early August.

    Skipper of grounded Samoa Police patrol boat suspended; Niue considering charging for health services, and more

    In brief: news from around the Pacific
  • Adams wins gold at Paralympics: 'I'm in the best physical form I've been'

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    Sport Olympic Games Tokyo 2020
    29 Aug 2021
    Lisa Adams winner of the women's F37 shot put with her gold medal during the medal ceremony at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, Tokyo, Japan, Saturday 28 August 2021.

    Shot putter Lisa Adams has won New Zealand's second gold medal of the Tokyo Paralympics with victory in the F37 shot put.

    Adams wins gold at Paralympics: 'I'm in the best physical form I've been'
  • New Covid-19 case confirmed on another remote holiday island in Fiji

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    Pacific Fiji
    29 Aug 2021
    Naviti Island in the Yasawa Group.

    Covid-19: Fiji has 258 new infections; first case recorded on Naviti island.

    Covid-19 in Fiji: 258 new cases, no deaths reported
  • Essential workers disappointed not to get vaccine earlier

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    New Zealand Covid-19
    27 Aug 2021
    The TSB Stadium in New Plymouth set up for a mass vaccination event on 27/8/2021

    There were mixed feelings amongst essential workers finally able to get the Covid-19 immunisation at a mass vaccination event in New Plymouth today.

    Taranaki essential workers disappointed not to get vaccine earlier
  • Covid-19: Why it's too late for elimination strategy in NSW

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    World Covid-19
    27 Aug 2021
    Prof Tony Blakely

    A top epidemiologist in Melbourne says while it's too late for New South Wales to work towards an elimination strategy, there's still time for Victoria and New Zealand. Audio

    Q and A with Prof Tony Blakely: Why it's too late for elimination strategy in NSW
  • More Covid-19 cases reported on Fiji holiday hotspot

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    Pacific Fiji
    26 Aug 2021
    Malolo Island view from the top of a coconut tree.

    Covid-19 infections on Fiji's remote Malolo Island have soared with 15 more people testing positive to the virus, health authorities said.

    15 more villagers on remote Fiji holiday island test positive to Covid-19 - Govt
  • Covid-19 numbers: 62 new cases in the community today

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    New Zealand Covid-19
    25 Aug 2021
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    Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield says the majority of links between cases are in households or workplaces, and there are some cases that have been at a location of interest.

    Covid-19 numbers: 62 new cases in the community today
  • Largest of six sub-clusters grows to 58 cases across two cities

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    New Zealand Covid-19
    24 Aug 2021
    A Covid-19 testing station in central Wellington during the August 2021 lockdown.

    There are six sub-clusters associated with the latest outbreak, the largest of which has reached 58 cases, divided between Auckland and Wellington.

    Largest of six sub-clusters grows to 58 cases across two cities
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