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Wellington live updates, May 19: More traces of Covid-19 found in wastewater samples, airport argues for more space

Wellington Airport revealed its $1 billion expansion plans late last year (video published in September 2020). Good evening Wellington. I’m Mandy Te, taking over for live updates this afternoon and evening. 8.44pm: Late night reminders Tree felling is happening near State Highway 1 Hataitai until 4.30am. Thanks for joining us. We will be back tomorrow morning to provide you with the latest updates. 7.44pm: Overnight closure of State Highway 58 Paremata cancelled Tonight’s overnight closure of SH58 between Paremata roundabout and Postgate Dr is cancelled. Road works will continue tomorrow, so drivers should plan ahead and detour via Whitby. 7.42pm: Tree felling near State Highway 1 Hataitai

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Covid 19 coronavirus: Hawke s Bay rebel GP supports court case against Covid vaccine rollout

Covid 19 coronavirus: Hawke s Bay rebel GP supports court case against Covid vaccine rollout 17 May, 2021 01:41 AM 5 minutes to read Havelock North GP Alison Goodwin says the Covid-19 vaccine needs to be tested for years, not months. Photo / NZME Havelock North GP Alison Goodwin says the Covid-19 vaccine needs to be tested for years, not months. Photo / NZME Hawkes Bay Today A rebel GP who quit her practice in Hawke s Bay last year was part of a group which successfully questioned the legality of New Zealand s Covid-19 vaccine rollout. Havelock North s Dr Alison Goodwin has been a part of the court case in the High Court at Wellington by applicant Nga Kaitiaki Tuku Ihu, which had sought a declaration that the vaccine rollout is unlawful.

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Covid 19 coronavirus: Govt makes urgent law change after High Court ruling on legality of vaccine rollout

Covid 19 coronavirus: Govt makes urgent law change after High Court ruling on legality of vaccine rollout 18 May, 2021 04:25 AM 4 minutes to read Covid-19 coronavirus: Jacinda Ardern reveals vaccine timeline as experts approve Pfizer jab. Video / NZ Herald By: Katie Harris, and Jake McKee multimedia journalist at the Herald in Wellington@katieharrisnz The Health Minister is making an urgent law change after a High Court judgment ruled it was reasonably arguable the Government s provisional approval of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine is problematic . The case - Nga Kaitiaki Tuku Ihu Medical Action Society Incorporated v The Minister of Health - was in the High Court at Wellington last week.

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Govt makes urgent law change after High Court ruling on legality of vaccine rollout

Govt makes urgent law change after High Court ruling on legality of vaccine rollout (Photo / File) Tue, 18 May 2021, 4:48PM The Health Minister is making an urgent law change after a High Court has ruled it was reasonably arguable the Government s provisional approval of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine is problematic . The case - Nga Kaitiaki Tuku Ihu Medical Action Society Incorporated v The Minister of Health - was in the High Court at Wellington last week. In a decision released today, Judge Rebecca Ellis said: it is reasonably arguable that the decision to provisionally approve the vaccine for much wider use is problematic and went beyond the powers of section 23 of the Medicines Act.

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Wellington live updates, May 19: Iwi gets greater stake in Shelly Bay, Govt introduces legislation after Covid-19 vaccine challenge

Wellington live updates, May 19: Iwi gets greater stake in Shelly Bay, Govt introduces legislation after Covid-19 vaccine challenge
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