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The case had been using the Covid-19 Tracer app and did not begin to show symptoms until Monday morning shorty before flying out, he said. “The person was vaccinated. The pub where it was higher density seating – the exhibition at Te Papa which I understand was quite busy – obviously creates an additional element of risk,” Hipkins said, adding that he was still waiting to hear test results from the four close contacts of the case in New Zealand. “While the risk still remains low obviously having had somebody with Covid-19 in Wellington for a 48-hour period does create some additi...

Delta variant could cause 'explosion' of COVID-19 cases - Baker Newshub 9 hrs ago Replay Video UP NEXT A leading epidemiologist says New Zealand could be facing "an explosion" of COVID-19 cases if the recent traveller from Sydney had the Delta strain of the virus. Professor Michael Baker told The AM Show on Wednesday the situation is "challenging". A traveller from Sydney arrived in Wellington in the early hours of Saturday morning, before visiting a number of tourist attractions - including an art exhibition at Te Papa and a busy bar. Everyone on the flights, and anyone who was at Te Papa...

Cork people invited to take part in TedFest and keep the spirit of Father Ted alive Fr.Ted actors Joe Rooney and Patrick McDonald with the winner of the lovely girl competition Carleen Boyle at the Ted Fest on the Aran Island last year.  Maeve Lee PEOPLE across Cork are encouraged to dress up as their favourite Father Ted character this weekend in honour of the annual celebration of Ireland’s favourite sitcom. Tedfest, which was first held in 2007, takes place annually around the 28 February to celebrate the spirit of ‘Father Ted’. The date for the event marks the anniversary of the d...

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