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'We see it as an extension of our health and safety policies.'
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September 28 2021 There are eight Covid cases in the community today, including a person who presented at Waitakere Hospital. There is one unlinked case today - the person who arrived at the hospital. Five staff members have been stood down.
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The trial will mean little if the current outbreak is not stamped out, an expert warns.
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Experts say the end of the pandemic is sooner than we think ... with a catch.
Birth injuries to be covered by ACC
Obstetric injuries sustained by thousands of women will be covered.
Opinion: Improving mental health through workplaces
Opinion: Megan Barclay outlines some powerful examples of businesses leading the way.
'Unwelcome' nurses leaving NZ over immigration rules
Nurses are leaving New Zealand because of restrictive immigration conditions.
Opinion: What we can do to protect our youngest from Delta
The most important thing we can do to protect our tamariki is get ourselves vaccinated.
Youth mental health services receive $400k funding boost
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Doctor reprimanded after patient's cancer diagnosis delayed by months
The patient waited for seven months for an ultrasound.
Focus: NZ Delta Outbreak | Monday 27 Sept Wrap
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'Frustrating, disappointing': Call for better vaccine rollout in rural areas
There are concerns the vaccine rollout is lagging in rural areas.
'Rotting skin': Woman dies after rest home delay calling ambulance
Rest home delayed calling an ambulance and suggested it was low priority.
Focus Live: 12 new Covid-19 community cases
September 27 2021 There are 12 new cases of Covid-19 in the community today. The seven-day rolling average of Covid cases in NZ is now 15, compared with 17 last week and 19 the week before.
Momentum slows in reducing child mortality rates; significant inequity found
'Strong progress was made in the past, that momentum has been lost.'
Woman with spinal cord injury dismissed as drunk: St John staff censured
'I'm lying on my back, one of my hands are numb and one of my legs I can't move.'
Live: Ardern hits back at Key over 'smug hermit kingdom', Covid criticisms
There were 18 new cases in the community yesterday.
Vaccine passports unlikely to be compulsory - legal expert
Enforced use of passports in domestic settings could be challenged under human rights law.
Small Business: Lockdowns drive demand for mental health support service
It was like losing my turangawaewae, says not-for-profit founder Nurain Janah.
Exhausted execs: Warning signs you're heading for burnout
Business leaders are at risk of burnout because of increased workloads due to Covid-19.
Mana Ake will provide early intervention to promote wellbeing
Mana Ake will provide early intervention to promote wellbeing for children in Northland.
Opinion | Genuine hope for our mental health
OPINION: Phil Grady writes of a once-in-a-generation chance to fix a key health sector.
Manukau supermarket among latest Auckland locations of interest
People who were at this location must isolate and get tested immediately, authorities say.
Live: 18 new Covid cases - 2 unlinked; 12 in hospital
Today's Covid case numbers are being announced in a press statement at 1pm.
'Bodies with vaginas': Medical journal accused of sexism
The prestigious Lancet medical journal has prompted a wave of anger online.
How bikini star and teacher made millions with fitness app The Pilates Class
In March 2020, Jacqui was out of work and now she runs a business making millions.
Doctors rally to help Pasifika families in isolation
Doctors have hit the phones to support families who have tested positive for Covid-19.
Hi, my name is Delta: When you have the same name as Covid-19's most destructive variant
It ain't easy to be named Delta in 2021 New Zealand.
Covid-19: New Zealand on a 'knife edge', warns modelling expert
Professor Michael Plank says case numbers could go either way.
Touch rugby, icecream and sunbathing ... Aucklanders urged to 'do the right thing' after level 3 breaches
Outdoor mask mandate might be needed if case numbers rise, public health expert says.
Nurses offered pay raise from DHBs, warning signs proposed when under staffed
NZNO will discuss the new offer over the next two weeks beginning on Monday.
'Never seen caucus so happy': Collins hits back at leadership rumours
Amid speculation of a leadership bid, Collins says she has never seen her caucus so happy.