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Visit one of our 20 VAPO stores for premium brands and quality vaping gear. Sign up to our newsletter for special deals and exclusive member offers. Canterbury doctor deregistered for giving out medical certificates as vaccine exemptions. It comes after the Ministry of Health on Sunday said there had been positive wastewater detections on the island from the main township of Oneroa.
However, with cases from the last two weeks remaining unlinked, the reality is we don't actually know where a significant proportion of our cases are coming from," he says in a Science Media Centre release. However, they will still provide opportunities for the virus to spread through the community so some increase in cases is probably inevitable.
Prof Plank says while our increasing vaccination rates mean that we can tolerate a higher level of cases in the community, we can't afford to let them spiral completely out of control.
And while the vaccine has weakened the link between cases, hospitalisations and deaths, it hasn't broken the link altogether," he warns. Prison staff were due to have their first dose of the vaccine by the middle of the weekend, but haven't - and teachers are next, with just one week left until their deadline.
It's getting to the pointy end of things, but some workers in industries impacted by vaccine mandates aren't budging. Read and watch the full story from Newshub's Alice Wilkins here.
Principal Patrick Drumm says the student attended school last week on Wednesday November 3 and Friday November 5 and was considered infectious during these times. As a result, the school is moving back to online learning for all students for the remainder of the week. There won't be any on-site classes held at school this week for students. Further information will be provided later in the week once confirmed. The region remains in lockdown with the highest number of cases in the country, and a hard border preventing residents from carrying COVID to the rest of the country.
Meanwhile a push to raise vaccination rates has now seen all of Auckland's three DHBs reach 90 percent first doses of the COVID vaccine, bringing Auckland one step closer to moving to the traffic light system and an easing of restrictions.
Here's what we know and don't know so far about Christmas freedoms for Auckland. Here's what you need to know. The doctors who are keeping our hospitals running should be able to count on boosters ASAP. So should the vulnerable. Now that we've caught up - let's do this. Watch online here or on Three. Next week, apparently, Aucklanders will hear how and when they will be allowed to leave Auckland for summer. Collins says it's "wrong to keep Aucklanders in purgatory" since they've "done the heavy lifting" for New Zealand.
The fact that they are still unavailable is an indictment of the lack of work the Government has done this year to prepare for Delta and a world in which New Zealand enjoys high vaccination rates," she says. The country needs and deserves certainty. The goal should be to get to 85 percent double vaccination or December 1, whichever comes first, and then open up. Chief executive Greg Harford says retail is a "relatively safe environment", so long as customers wear masks and retailers are prepared to open their doors while keeping customers safe.
Customers will need to wear a mask in store, and will be asked to keep a two metre distance from others," he says. We expect customers will be cautious, at least in the first stages of opening, but it is good news that they will be able to get back into store. Nothing has changed. The Government just got organised and bowed to political pressure. Seymour says ACT has called for any suburb reaching the 90 percent fully vaccinated rate to have its restrictions lifted.
He also says businesses are calling for a clear date to end restrictions and details of what the new framework will look like. You could see the pain behind the mask, something you can't sense over Zoom. This is why Jacinda Ardern needs to be there," he says. Every DHB reaching 90 percent keeps people guessing.
What businesses, students, and people needing healthcare need is certainty. Once everyone has had the opportunity to be vaccinated, it's time to get on with life," he says. Justice Cooke accepted that the applicants had proper arguments to be brought to the Court, and emphasised the importance of their ability to do so in an environment where those.
He also acknowledged that the applicants had put themselves at risk as border workers for the benefit of the public, that they had now lost their jobs, and that "they should not be thought of as any less committed to the community than any other New Zealander".
The full decision is available here. Goff says lockdown has played an important role in protecting people, but the city can't stay there forever. Public health doesn't think step 2 changes will contribute to more cases, but it could contribute to more movement with retail workers. He says the Ministry of Health can work with the agency and its provider to release date where it's helpful.
Ardern disagrees that Maori are being put at risk by lifting restrictions and points to a high vaccination rate in Auckland. She says she'd be surprised if epidemiologists were pushing for no border protections due to seeding cases. She says all advice has been on checks to not add risk to the outbreak.
Up to 20, people could come home, meaning potentially hundreds of cases, so they want to get it right. On vaccine certificates, Ardern says they're being trialled this week and are ready to go, considering the November 29 expectation.
On how long Auckland would have to wait if the traffic light system is allowed, Arder nsays at 90 percent, it would be a straight move. She adds they would look to move as quickly as possible. She says they haven't changed that position and they are thinking about how it might add some extra incentive. She estimates up to 40, people could be moving over the Christmas period and says the border won't be "iron clad". She says recent protesters in Whanganui had a "range of views" and she welcomes people to share their views.
He admits the risk of arrivals is low, but "not zero", and there is an average of three cases a day. But he says the risk of going to the supermarket is zero, but there's "no doubt" the risk profile is changing. Ardern also re-emphasised that Cabinet has a "strong expectation" Auckland will shift to traffic light system on the November 29 check in. She says Cabinet has a "strong expectation" they will be confirming Auckland to move to traffic light system on November She says the Government is still committed to moving up the steps, but can't say when it could come in.
On al fresco dining, Ardern suggests it would be unfair to only allow some restaurants to open outdoors because only some could, but they haven't had advice on it. The are looking at what supports people need to isolate at home. Dr Bloomfield says there are people "waiting longer than we would like" for information from health professionals.
People considered 'Other' are people who have come to an end of their quarantine, so data is still updating. Next week, the Government is looking to confirm the Auckland border. Ardern says they need to consider the rest of the country's status too. Auckland is on track to meet 90 percent vaccination this month, and on the November 29 check-in, Cabinet expects the city to move to new traffic light framework. Ardern warns that cases will grow, but she says that's not the only consideration anymore - they look at ICU rates, which is not that high right now.
She says this is a "substantial part of our consideration now" and is "easing into our reopening". She adds that picnics have not led to increases in cases and only one case has been reported from BBQs. He is isolating at home after testing positive in recent days. He also didn't reveal his vaccination status to Stuff. The man says he wasn't carrying COVID at the most recent anti-lockdown protest on October 30, were thousands protested Auckland's lockdown restrictions.
You'll be able to watch that live on Newshub's website, or follow along with updates on this page. There were seven new cases confirmed in Hamilton overnight, four in Te Awamutu, and three in Hamilton. Six were known contacts already in isolation. Waikato DHB says public health will today investigate links for the remaining case. The Te Awamutu site is closed today as the station is relocated within the site and will be open again from tomorrow.
Testing is available at the medical centres in Te Awamutu with patients asked to phone in advance. Non-enrolled patients are welcome and testing is free for everyone. The pop-up testing sites in Huntly are now closed with testing available from Wednesday at Waahi Whanui. Ten locations of interest were identified in Hamilton yesterday. Details can be found on the Ministry of Health website. Click here for the relevant dates, times and public health advice.
Collins spoke to Magic Talk ahead of Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's post-Cabinet press conference at 4pm, where she's expected to confirm if Cabinet has endorsed the in-principle decision made last week to let Auckland shift to alert level 3, step 2 - meaning retail can return and outdoor gatherings of up to 25 people will be allowed. We've now got 80 percent of Aucklanders double-vaxxed, we've got 90 percent with their first jab - come on, get on with it.
Enough is enough. The feeling I'm getting is they've had enough. They're double vaccinated, they're saying 'I'm willing to take whatever risk because I'll be masked, I'm double vaccinated, I'm social distancing, I'm washing my hands constantly, I'm doing everything I can'. Eighty-five-thousand people had their initial first assessments, scans and other treatment cancelled in the first six weeks of lockdown, so now after 12 weeks, you might as well double that - about , people.
She had cancer treatment and she has had to miss three or four of the follow-up appointments because of this lockdown. We look at the cost of COVID and it's enormous, but the cost of the response to COVID - the shutting down of everything, people unable to get operations they need or treatment or scans or assessments - is just too much now. However, retail teams are often threatened and abused in store, online or over the phone, and are increasingly being subjected to physical or even sexual assault in-store.
This is completely unacceptable, and retailers are asking everyone to shopnice. In a new Declaration of Violence and Anti-Social Behaviour, retailers are asking customers to treat workers with respect, use polite and non-threatening language at all times, and comply with team member requests. Harford says this is particularly important with retail set to reopen in Auckland from Wednesday.
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