Health

Four leaders and a phone

[ad_1] Election 2020 The leaders of the five main parties in Parliament shared a washed-out podium for the first time in the election campaign, with the exception of NZ First’s Winston Peters, broadcast live from his bus tour of the South Island. Tim Murphy reports. This was not a debate. …

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Two new cases linked to the Auckland cluster

[ad_1] Today there are two new cases of Covid-19 in New Zealand, both in the community. Both cases have an epidemiological link to an existing case and both are associated with the subset of bereavement events that is epidemiologically linked to the Mt Roskill Evangelical Fellowship in Auckland. One of …

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Thousands remain homeless after a refugee camp fire in Greece

[ad_1] Thousands of asylum seekers have spent a fourth night sleeping outdoors on the Greek island of Lesbos, after successive fires destroyed a notoriously overcrowded refugee and migrant camp during a coronavirus lockdown. Authorities have said the fires on Tuesday and Wednesday night (local time) were deliberately set by some …

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Labor Releases $ 1 Billion Welfare Reform

[ad_1] Labor has unveiled its billion-dollar social development policy, which would allow people who receive a benefit who work part-time to earn more and reinforce the flexible salary scheme. If re-elected, he would also reinstate an allowance for single-parent beneficiaries who go to college more than 10 years after removal. …

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New Zealand must be ‘proactive, not provocative’ in the face of the ‘delicate and dangerous’ situation with China: Simon Bridges

[ad_1] Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern also went to China last year and raised “the question of [human rights] directly “with President Xi Jinping. New Zealand has recently been a signatory to several joint statements calling on China for its practices and the Prime Minister highlighted Aotearoa’s stance on the issue …

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