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Covid-19 coronavirus: Hundreds of military staff need psychological check-ups 19 Dec, 2020 03:48 AM 3 minutes to read Military personnel enter the Sudima Hotel in Christchurch. Photo / NZH RNZ Hundreds of Defence Force workers were exposed to "critical incidents" that required psychological check-ups after working in Managed Isolation and Quarantine. Almost 2000 staff from the NZ Defence Force who worked on Operation Protect were questioned to see what impact it had on their well-being, and the...

Covid-19: Hundreds of military staff require psychological check-ups © Getty Images Almost 2000 staff from the NZ Defence Force who worked on Operation Protect were questioned to see what impact it had on their well-being, and the documents were obtained by RNZ under the Official Information Act. Hundreds of defence force workers were exposed to critical incidents that required psychological check-ups after working in Managed Isolation and Quarantine. Almost 2000 staff from the NZ Defence Fo...

NZ-based doctor misses Kiwi Christmas after being denied flight home Fri, 18 Dec 2020, 4:55PM Dr Deborah Mills pictured at Brisbane Airport earlier this month just minutes before being told she wont be allowed back into New Zealand for Christmas. NZ-based doctor misses Kiwi Christmas after being denied flight home Fri, 18 Dec 2020, 4:55PM An Otago-based Australian doctor who frequently flies across the Tasman has missed out on Christmas with her husband a...

Oh dear, how sad, another self-entitled entrepreneur (Phil Sprey of Capital C: Concerts) wants the Government to change the rules so he can refill his coffers. It seems he has failed to understand what has made NZs Covid response successful. Private contractors are not able to be trusted, as Australia has also learned at great cost, and he naively believes that superstars would play by the rules when internationally, they havent. Sprey also seems to not understand the risks involved with supers...

Kerry Marshall/Getty Images The man who brought Elton John to New Zealand wants to run private quarantine centres for international rock acts. A Kiwi promoter behind New Zealand tours by Elton John, Jon Bon Jovi and Alice Cooper is frustrated the Government has not taken up his proposal to bring international rock acts to the country through a private, luxury quarantine process. Phil Sprey of Capital C: Concerts wants to charter a private plane to fly household names to New Zealand and quarant...

NZ-based Aussie doctor misses Kiwi Christmas after being denied boarding on flight home 17 Dec, 2020 11:33 PM 5 minutes to read PM Jacinda Ardern said that the Government does not “have the necessary protections in place” to form a travel bubble with Australia before Christmas. Video / Mark Mitchell PM Jacinda Ardern said that the Government does not “have the necessary protections in place” to form a travel bubble with Australia before Christmas. Video / Mark Mitchell An Otago-based Au...

More than half applications for exceptions under “family of a New Zealand citizen” category declined by Immigration NZ Thursday, December 17, 2020 Sandeep Singh More than half of all applications for exceptions received under “family of a New Zealand citizen/resident” category have been declined by Immigration New Zealand. According to the data obtained by the Indian Weekender, Immigration NZ has confirmed to have declined a whopping 51.99 per cent, with another 6.41 pe...

satty 2.2.1 Interestingly, one of my reasons to move to NZ was the close distance to several nuclear power plants in Europe (Germany and France). My neighbour worked in one of them and after hearing his "inside" stories you know that most promises / claims by the nuclear industry are worthless bullshit. If they really believe they are 100% safe, they wouldnt have the nuclear power plants in limited liability sub-companies and they would be able to properly ensure them. And...

So, the govt has spent 30 mil on a piece of dirt by ak airport. Heard a parasitic real estate agent say on the radio that the dirt is valued at 40 mil. That sounds ok. So not a bad deal?? Furthermore looks a hell of a lot better than a 23 mil flag referendum, that has no ROI. Ad 2

A Kiwi father in Australia who hasnt seen his New Zealand-based children in nine months says he is frustrated by the lack of detail around the potential trans-Tasman bubble. Matt Pronk moved to Sydney in June 2019 for a new start after his relationship with his childrens mother ended, but would travel back to Auckland every fortnight to visit Charlie, 14, and Poppy-Jane, 3. Supplied Sydney-based dad Matt Pronk hasnt seen his Kiwi children, Charlie, 14, and Poppy-Jane, 3, since March. His last...