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IPL 2021: CA confirms Australians, except Covid-19 positive Mike Hussey, are en route to Maldives Australia’s IPL 2021 participants have left India and will quarantine in Maldives before heading home. Australian players flew off to Maldives, the South Africans headed home and the ones from New Zealand waited to be sent back on Friday as the suspended IPL’s foreign cricketers bid adieu to India. The 40-strong Australian contingent, except for a Covid-positive Mike Hussey, left for Maldives o...

Facebook Live The Director-General of Health will be doing a Facebook Live session on the Ministry of Health’s page tomorrow to answer questions from the public on the COVID-19 vaccine rollout. This will start at 4.30pm on 6 May. NZ COVID Tracer NZ COVID Tracer now has 2,809,553 registered users. Poster scans have reached 262,182,989 and users have created 9,812,177 manual diary entries. There have been 507,758 scans in the last 24 hours to midday yesterday. Join the Scoop Citizen Community20...

New Zealand reports 3 new cases of COVID-19 in managed isolation Xinhua 05 May 2021, 13:30 GMT+10 WELLINGTON, May 5 (Xinhua) -- New Zealand reported three new cases of COVID-19 in managed isolation and no new cases in the community on Wednesday. The three newly imported cases came from the United Arab Emirates, and have remained in managed isolation and quarantine facilities in Auckland, according to the Ministry of Health. There are also three historical cases to report in recent returnees i...

Dr Rawiri Taonui Covid Maori | Seven Variants in New Zealand and Low Rate of Maori Vaccination 04 May 2021 05:57 AM Photo Supplied. More Related Stories World Summary The world has delivered more than 1.15 billion vaccines as countries race to inoculate populations against Covid-19. Most vaccinations have been in rich countries. A 4th Mega-Wave driven by the B117 (Britain), B1351 (South African) and P1 (Brazil) variants is severely affecting the Indian sub-continent, Latin America, pa...

More border workers could lose jobs for not getting vaccinated Harry Lock © Getty Not all of the nearly 5000 people who work in MIQ facilities are government employees. Thirteen people working in Managed Isolation and Quarantine (MIQ) facilities may be fired for not receiving the Covid-19 vaccine. Since Saturday, it has been mandatory for anyone working at the border to have had at least their first jab, under the Covid-19 Public Health Response (Vaccinations) Order. It has a...

More border workers could lose jobs for not getting vaccinated Harry Lock © Getty Not all of the nearly 5000 people who work in MIQ facilities are government employees. Thirteen people working in Managed Isolation and Quarantine (MIQ) facilities may be fired for not receiving the Covid-19 vaccine. Since Saturday, it has been mandatory for anyone working at the border to have had at least their first jab, under the Covid-19 Public Health Response (Vaccinations) Order. It has a...

Nine Customs workers have been fired for not getting the Covid-19 vaccine. MBIE said of the 127 workers who had not yet been vaccinated, 23 were booked in to receive their first dose. That leaves more than 104 workers. Fifteen of these were unable to be vaccinated for a health reason. Thirteen were undergoing a “process that may lead to termination”. The statistics from MBIE showed: 57 have been redeployed 3 are undertaking alternative working arrangements (ie working from home) 15 have ...

Dr Rawiri Taonui Covid Maori | Seven Variants in New Zealand and Low Rate of Maori Vaccination 04 May 2021 05:57 AM Photo Supplied. More Related Stories World Summary The world has delivered more than 1.15 billion vaccines as countries race to inoculate populations against Covid-19. Most vaccinations have been in rich countries. A 4th Mega-Wave driven by the B117 (Britain), B1351 (South African) and P1 (Brazil) variants is severely affecting the Indian sub-continent, Latin America, pa...

Six months out from the biggest Rugby League World Cup in history organisers are forging ahead with the event, while other codes have got cold feet. Kiwis Dallin Watene-Zelezniak leads the haka, during the rugby league Test match between Kiwis and Tonga in June 2019. Photo: Photosport The Rugby League World Cup for men, women and wheelchair athletes will draw teams from 21 nations - including several which are still struggling with Covid-19. Thirty-two teams from countries within the United Ki...

It is understood the statement will cover the vaccination of border workers. Do you know more? Email george.block@stuff.co.nz Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern earlier said the Government would not be making it compulsory for workers to be vaccinated, but she expected uptake to be high. Unions have also spoken out against compulsory vaccination. Esteban Felix/AP Only a very few Customs officers have refused the jab, Stuff understands. E tū assistant national secretary Annie Newman said in Febr...