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OPINION: At Pt Chevalier’s Coyle Park, bus services at weekends now terminate 1 kilometre early due to the jam of illegally parked cars. Ticketing those cars is complicated.
OPINION: At Pt Chevalier’s Coyle Park, bus services at weekends now terminate 1 kilometre early due to the jam of illegally parked cars. Ticketing those cars is complicated.
More locations of interest relating to the Covid-19 outbreak have been released by the Ministry of Health. One of the locations of interest dates back to
Goff received a phone call from Director General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield late Sunday morning and was advised public events should stay open. "Whenever I see Ashley's name come up on my phone I know that it's not going to be good news," he said. "They didn't have the full details at that time, I was on my way to the Big Gay Out, I said 'do we need to close those events today?' "The advice at that point was not, and continued to be the advice through the afternoon...." Goff said he also had several phone calls with the Prime Minister, to keep up to date with the latest information.
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Covid 19 coronavirus: Phil Goff followed official health advice in keeping Auckland events going 15 Feb, 2021 01:33 AM 2 minutes to read Anti-lockdown protestors gather outside Ardern's vacant Electorate office in Morningside. Video / NZ Herald NZ Herald Auckland Mayor Phil Goff is defending public health officials who allowed the Big Gay Out and Prada Cup to continue yesterday despite knowledge of positive cases. Thousands attended the Big Gay Out in Auckland's Coyle Park, including Goff, who learned of the cases while on his way there. Goff received a phone call from director general of hea...