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June 4, 2021
Adelaide quarantine hotel evacuated over fears of COVID spread04/06/2021|3min An entire floor of an Adelaide quarantine hotel has been evacuated over fears a COVID-positive toddler and his mother might have transmitted the virus. South Australian health authorities say the two-year-old – who has now been discharged – was so sick he required treatment in hospital for the virus. However, the boy’s mother has since tested positive for the virus. Health officials now fear lengthy delays ove...
June 4, 2021
Eighteen returned travellers have been moved from Peppers Hotel to the Pullman Hotel in Adelaide amid concerns they may have been exposed to COVID-19 after toddler tested positive.
May 13, 2021
Dr Rawiri Taonui Covid Maori | Lowering Green and Red Zone Entries and Active Cases Key 13 May 2021 08:06 AM Photo: Supplied. More Related Stories Related Podcast This week, the world total of cases passed 160 million. With the introduction of the Trans-Tasman and Rarotonga Travel Bubbles, controlling the number of arrivals at the border and active cases in MIQ (Managed Isolation and Quarantine) will be key to minimising the risk of outbreaks in New Zealand. Photo Supplied. The risk ...
May 6, 2021
Victoria’s Hotel Quarantine Manager Stood Down After Breaching Infection Control Protocols A senior public servant who was responsible for managing infection control protocols for Victoria’s hotel quarantine program has been stood down following reports of alleged compliance breaches. Matiu Bush, who has been involved in the program since June, was stood down by Victorian Police Minister Danny Pearson on May 4 after it was revealed by The Australian that he refused to undergo a mandatory t...
May 6, 2021
Stood down: Quarantine manager Matiu Bush. On Wednesday, it emerged Bush refused a Covid-19 test and failed to sanitise properly or use face masks Victorias hotel quarantine boss who was stood down for breaching infection protocols previously warned the healthcare sector not to become obsessed with risk. Matiu Bush was stood down as Victorias general manager of infection prevention and control on Wednesday after it emerged they refused a Covid-19 test and failed to sanitise or properly use face...
May 5, 2021
Stood down: Quarantine manager Matiu Bush A senior manager in Victorias hotel quarantine program who was stood down for breaching protocols previously worked on designing a good death. Matiu Bush - who prefers to be referred to as they or them instead of he or him - was stood down on Wednesday after it emerged they refused a Covid-19 test, and failed to hand stantise or properly use face masks. Bush began working for Victorias hotel quarantine program in June 2020 and became the General Man...
May 5, 2021
Matiu Bush reportedly refused to have the test - which is required of all quarantine workers every day - when leaving the Intercontinental Hotel at 12.05pm on April 20.
May 4, 2021
Covid 19 coronavirus: Man who set off MIQ hotel fire alarm discharged without conviction 4 May, 2021 12:46 AM 2 minutes to read The defendant stayed at Rydges Hotel, Auckland and set off a fire alarm in May 2020. Photo / Dean Purcell The defendant stayed at Rydges Hotel, Auckland and set off a fire alarm in May 2020. Photo / Dean Purcell A man who knowingly triggered a fire alarm at a Covid-19 managed isolation (MIQ) facility in Auckland has been discharged without conviction. The defendant, wh...
May 4, 2021
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...
May 3, 2021
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...