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'The challenge we face is the toughest I have seen in my NHS career to date'

Omicron is the latest in an ever-growing line of COVID-19 variants.

The Leader of Opposition, Hon. Matthew Wale, has announced that he is today filing a notice of a vote of no confidence in the Prime Minister.

That brings the total number of positive cases in the region to 25.

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Friday, 30 July 2021, 10:24 am Phil Wheble, Incident Controller, West Coast DHB Flood event. From 4pm this afternoon all health services usually based in the Buller Health Centre will be relocated and up and running in the facility. This comes after an outstanding effort from our DHB staff and a number of skilled contractors who have worked tirelessly to get the building back in a safe state for reoccupation. When the Health Centre was evacuated due to flooding on 17 July, Club Buller in Westpo...

Monday, 26 July 2021, 4:13 pm | Westcoast DHB Comment attributed to Phil Wheble, Incident Controller, West Coast DHB Flood event. Members of West Coast DHB’s WellFood team were the first to move back into the facility today. Buller Health was evacuated early evening on Saturday 17 July as ... More >> Wednesday, 31 January 2018, 5:03 pm | Westcoast DHB · Surgery and outpatient clinics (including endoscopy and Allied Health) in Hokitika, Greymouth and Westport will continue dependent on cli...

Monday, 26 July 2021, 4:13 pm Comment attributed to Phil Wheble, Incident Controller, West Coast DHB Flood event. Members of West Coast DHB’s WellFood team were the first to move back into the facility today. Buller Health was evacuated early evening on Saturday 17 July as flood waters rose rapidly and were starting to limit access to the facility. Following a deep clean of the kitchen facility and installation of a replacement fridge and freezer, the team are enjoying being back in their us...

Source: Independent Police Conduct Authority The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found that, although two Armed Offenders Squad (AOS) officers were acting in self-defence when they fired at Astin Hooper immediately after he shot at them, their prior actions were not justified in the circumstances overall. The AOS officers escalated the situation by driving past an existing cordon towards Mr Hooper, which resulted in him firing at them. The shooting happened on Thursday 21 February 2019...

Actions of Armed Offenders Squad officers leading up to fatal shooting of Astin Hooper unjustified says IPCA 12 May, 2021 10:04 PM 4 minutes to read The scene on State Highway 30, near the Te Teko racecourse where a man died after being shot in a police shootout in 2019. Photo / File The scene on State Highway 30, near the Te Teko racecourse where a man died after being shot in a police shootout in 2019. Photo / File Rotorua Daily Post The actions of two Armed Offenders Squad members leading ...