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The Ministry of Health believes fragments of the virus are being shed by recently recovered cases.

by Jem Traylen We love our libraries, and many of us are passionate about cycleways, but there is one piece of infrastructure that absolutely, positively, Wellingtonians must use. “Every person in Wellington, every person who commutes into town for their business will use the Moa Point sewerage plant,” is how city councillor Sean Rush sees it. “It is the most important, the most well used piece of infrastructure we’ve got. And as a growing city we need to do the right thing to make sure we are minimising the waste that comes out of it.” Fellow councillor Laurie Foon is equally evang...

(File image) Photo: 123rf.com Two weak positive results were detected on Sunday, with the Ministry of Health saying they likely came from recently recovered cases continuing to shed the virus. New samples from Moa Point and Hutt Valley did not detect virus fragments, but samples from Porirua and Karori on 16 May showed weak positive results. The samples from Porirua and Karori on 15 and 17 May returned negative results so virus fragments were not detected on those days. The Ministry of Health said the results were likely due to recently recovered cases continuing to shed the virus. Additiona...

Wellington Airport revealed its $1 billion expansion plans late last year (video published in September 2020). Good evening Wellington. I’m Mandy Te, taking over for live updates this afternoon and evening. 8.44pm: Late night reminders Tree felling is happening near State Highway 1 Hataitai until 4.30am. Thanks for joining us. We will be back tomorrow morning to provide you with the latest updates. 7.44pm: Overnight closure of State Highway 58 Paremata cancelled Tonight’s overnight closure of SH58 between Paremata roundabout and Postgate Dr is cancelled. Road works will continue tomor...

Wastewater testing confirms more weak positive results for Covid-19 have been detected in Porirua and Karori. The Ministry of Health says it maintains that