By Māori Covid-19 analyst Dr Rawiri Taonui, in partnership with Te Ao Māori News.
Tag: Delta Variant. Showing results 1 - 10 of 12
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Omicron cluster grows to 29; 25 new community cases
The Ministry of Health has confirmed 10 more Omicron cases as part of the 25 new community cases reported in total today.
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No mandate or restrictions for child vaccinations- Dr Ashley Bloomfield
Health director-general Dr Ashley Bloomfield says the government has been very clear since the announcement of the vaccination programme last year that vaccination status for children will not rest
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News31 new community cases; third border-related Omicron case
New case numbers are staying low, with today's reported numbers at 31 Covid-19 cases in the community, as reported by the Ministry of Health.
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Covid cases declining but Māori need to remain vigilant | Dr Rawiri Taonui
Māori and Pacific peoples continue to pay the highest price in a pandemic managed by Pākehā and driven by mainly European cases entering our borders.
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Omicron up to 22; 69 new Delta cases
The Ministry of Health has reported 69 new Covid-19 cases in the community today, taking the Delta outbreak total to 10,289.
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No new Pākehā- Māori and Pacific set new Delta records | Dr Rawiri Taonui
By Māori Covid-19 Analyst Dr Rawiri Taonui, in partnership with Te Ao Māori News. Today marks the end of the 17th week of the Delta outbreak.
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Scary Māori Christmas 5,000 Delta cases predicted- Dr Rawiri Taonui
Researcher warns there may be a repeat of the smallpox epidemic when anti-vaxxers exploited Māori distrust of the government at the end of the 19th century but disappeared to get vaccinations when the epidemic arrived. Unvaccinated Māori suffered the most deaths.
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How Covid-19 numbers stack up for Māori
By Māori health researcher Dr Rawiri Taonui, in partnership with Te Ao Māori News. Māori make up 27 of the 55 new cases today (49 %).
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Dr Rawiri Taonui | Māori the highest number of new cases for third day
By Māori health researcher Dr Rawiri Taonui, in partnership with Te Ao Māori News.
