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Keeping an eye on highly mutated Covid-19 variant BA.2.86 - Vimarsana News

Keeping an eye on highly mutated Covid-19 variant BA.2.86

Explainer - A new Covid-19 variant - BA.2.86 - is causing concern over its large number of mutations. So what is being done to monitor this "radically different" variant in New Zealand?

Source: rnz.co.nz
'No pathology, no healthcare' - Medical lab workers to strike for better pay - Vimarsana News

'No pathology, no healthcare' - Medical lab workers to strike for better pay

Medical workers employed by one of the country's largest laboratory service providers will walk off the job next week, after a break down in pay talks.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Axed border testing leaves NZ flying blind on new Covid-19 variants - experts - Vimarsana News

Axed border testing leaves NZ flying blind on new Covid-19 variants - experts

New Zealand is on the back foot in preparing for new Covid-19 variants now requirements for international arrivals to test have ended, health experts say.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Health ministry overestimated lab's PCR testing capacity, review finds - Vimarsana News

Health ministry overestimated lab's PCR testing capacity, review finds

The Ministry of Health failed to properly estimate the Covid-19 PCR testing capacity of the country's laboratories before they were swamped by the surge of Omicron cases, an external review has found.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Covid-19 update: 22,152 new community cases, 405 people in hospital - Vimarsana News

Covid-19 update: 22,152 new community cases, 405 people in hospital

There have been 22,152 new community cases of Covid-19 reported in New Zealand today, with 405 people in hospital, including 10 in intensive care.

Source: rnz.co.nz