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No new positive cases in the community - Ashley Bloomfield

No new positive cases in the community - Ashley Bloomfield No new positive cases in the community - Ashley Bloomfield There are no new positive cases in the community - and there are four cases in managed isolation, director general of health Ashley Bloomfield says. Bloomfield said the lack of new cases was encouraging but stressed "we're not out of the woods". There were 8880 tests processed which mostly would have been taken on Sunday. Bloomfield said they were expecting high numbers of swabbing again today and tomorrow. There are 11 community testing centres open again today and people who are symptomatic or at one of the exposure events should be the ones getting a test - anyone else should stay home and can call Healthline for more advice if needed.

Covid 19 coronavirus: Health chief Ashley Bloomfield to update on latest Covid-19 test results

Live: Lockdown latest - PM urges kindness, next group to be vaccinated revealed

PM criticises lockdown rule breakers; its revealed two mothers went for a walk instead of isolating Mon, 1 Mar 2021, 2:55PM PM criticises lockdown rule breakers; its revealed two mothers went for a walk instead of isolating Ardern said every time there had been community outbreaks, there had been breaches. "And we have recovered from them." In the latest outbreak, there has been contact between people in families when one of them should have been isolating. The two mothers in the two families went for a walk together when the first family was meant to be isolated. In another breach, a Covid case, 21, when to a gym in Papatoetoe after getting a coronavirus test.

Covid-19 coronavirus: Jacinda Ardern on rulebreakers, reveals who's next in queue for vaccine

Case M: All we know about new case and locations of interest

Case M: All we know about new case and locations of interest Sun, 28 Feb 2021, 9:58AM A queue waiting to get tested for Covid-19 at the Community Testing Centre, Fair Mall, Otara. Photo / Sylvie Whinray Case M: All we know about new case and locations of interest Sun, 28 Feb 2021, 9:58AM City Fitness members were told in an email last night that its Papatoetoe gym would be re-opened at 8am today after a deep clean because a Covid-positive case had been at the premises on two occasions. But it was not to be. Just half an hour later, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced Auckland would be going back into alert level 3 lockdown from 6am today.

Covid-19: One new community case with link to Papatoetoe High School

Auckland will tomorrow morning move to alert level 3 for a week after two new Covid-19 community cases announced this evening could not be directly linked to earlier cases.

COVID-19: Ministry of Health releases new locations of interest after Saturday community case

The person could potentially have been infectious since last Sunday.

Covid-19: One new community case, locations of interest revealed

A sibling and the mother of a Papatoetoe High School student, who was a casual plus contact of the recent Auckland community cases, have tested positive for Covid-19.

Covid-19: Auckland back to alert level three after one new community case revealed

Auckland will tomorrow morning move to alert level 3 for a week after two new Covid-19 community cases announced this evening could not be directly linked to earlier cases.

Covid-19: Auckland back to alert level 3 for seven days, rest of NZ in level two

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern sends Auckland back into lockdown level 3. Auckland will return to alert level three for seven days, with the rest of the country going to level two as mystery surrounds how a new community Covid-19 case became infected. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the change would happen at 6am on Sunday, when a police border would be re-established around Auckland. Speaking at a 9pm press conference on Saturday, Ardern said the lockdown was necessary due to there being no immediate transmission link between the new case and the latest Auckland cluster, and because of the number of places the case had visited while potentially infectious.