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International travel and managed isolation The woman departed New Zealand late last year and travelled through Spain and the Netherlands. While she was in the Netherlands she was in contact with family members who later tested positive for the virus. She departed London, travelling via Singapore, and arrived in Auckland on December 30. The woman completed her two-week stint in managed isolation at the Pullman Hotel in Auckland. During this time, she was tested twice – on January 2 and January 10 – and both tests returned negative results. This woman was given the all clear and left t...

The new community case of Covid-19 in Northland has locals worried about another community outbreak. The Kauri Museum in Matokohe, one of dozens of sites visited by the covid-positive woman. Photo: Liu Chen Many are rushing to get tested and some have stockpiled food to get ready for any alert level change. Some say they'll be more prudent with the tracer app and masking. The Four Square supermarket in Maungaturoto, just to the west of Brynderwyn, was quieter than normal after a brief visit of the 56-year-old woman. Some shoppers have already masked up and others said they have one ready to ...

Queensland has been put on high alert after coronavirus was found in sewage at a string of wastewater treatment plants, including three in Brisbane. Viral fragments of the virus were detected at facilities in the state capital, as well as those servicing Hervey Bay - such as one in Maryborough. In total, seven plants showed evidence of the virus - Caboolture South, Oxley Creek, Bundamba, Gibson Island, Luggage Point, Maryborough and Pulgul.  While it is not unexpected for the virus to be detected in Brisbane's waters, due to infections in hotel quarantine, the other plants are a cause for c...

Two more businesses - Carpet Court and Farmers, both in Whangārei – have been added to the list of places visited by the Northland community case.

Northland residents on edge as MoH reveals 30 locations COVID-19 case visited Newshub 24/01/2021 © Image - Getty; Video - Newshub. Extra pop up testing centres will be in Northland today. Northland residents are on high alert on Monday morning after the Ministry of Health released a list of 30 locations that were visited by a confirmed case of COVID-19.  The 56-year-old woman, who left Auckland's Pullman Hotel MIQ facility on January 13, later developed symptoms and returned a positive test. The woman visited several shops and cafes in the Northland region before testing positive.  New...