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How New Zealand’s clear messaging helped beat COVID-19 One year on from the nation’s first case of COVID-19, it has largely eliminated the novel coronavirus. Positive communication played a key part in its success By Elle Hunt / The Guardian, WELLINGTON “Stay at home. Protect the NHS [National Health Service]. Save lives.” The COVID-19 catchcry of the UK under British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, revived last month, might sound familiar to New Zealanders now enjoying their “unstoppable summer.” Johnson’s three-part slogan was reportedly derived in March last year from a sug...

Last modified on Thu 25 Feb 2021 20.28 EST “Stay at home. Protect the NHS. Save lives.” The catch cry of pandemic Britain under Boris Johnson, revived last month, might sound familiar to New Zealanders now enjoying their “unstoppable summer”. Johnson’s three-part slogan reportedly derived last March from a suggestion by Ben Guerin, a 25-year-old Kiwi who advised on the Conservatives’ social media strategy. His attention had been caught by a phrase that was increasingly prevalent in Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s messaging back home: “Stay at home, save lives.” But there, th...

Watch: Limerick minor hurlers send classy 'get well soon' messages to Waterford player February 02, 2021 Limerick minors show their support for Mark Dalton. The 2020 Limerick minor hurling team and management have sent 'get well soon' messages to Waterford player Mark Dalton who suffered a spinal injury in a car crash last December. Mark, his twin brother Tom, and three friends were involved in the serious accident, which left Mark with major trauma to his spine and in need of extensive rehabilitation. The Dalton brothers were due to line out with Waterford in the Munster MHC against Tipperar...

Waterford, Ireland / WLR Jan 26, 2021 12:38 PM A GoFundMe page to raise funds for the rehabilitation of Waterford minor footballer Mark Dalton has already received donations of thousands of euro. The page was set up by friends and family of young Mark, who was injured in a serious traffic collision last December. His twin brother Tom, as well as three of their friends, were also injured in the crash. Mark suffered spinal injuries and now has to undergo extensive rehabilitation. Mark played Minor hurling and football for Waterford, alongside his brother Tom. Speaking on today’s Deise Today, ...

Funds being raised for dual Waterford minor that suffered spinal injury in crash Friends of Mark Dalton are raising funds to help modify his home. By Kevin O'Brien Saturday 23 Jan 2021, 11:41 AM Jan 23rd 2021, 11:41 AM 9,648 Views 2 Comments Mark Dalton in action for Waterford. Image: Mark Dalton Recovery Fund Mark Dalton in action for Waterford. Image: Mark Dalton Recovery Fund A MAJOR FUNDRAISING effort is underway to raise funds for dual ...