52 new cases, over 400 local cases
There are 52 new cases to report today, with 73 on Saturday, 50 on Sunday and 56 yesterday. One person is in hospital with COVID at the moment.
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COVID-19 vaccine to be available February 2023 for immunocompromised and high-risk under 5 year olds
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Cyclone Gabrielle
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A new Pfizer COVID-19 bivalent vaccine will be available on 1 March
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Imported measles case confirmed in New Zealand
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Relief package to support Māori communities devastated by Cyclone Gabrielle
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Breathing for a better quality of life
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Happy Volunteer Week
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Capturing memories of those in need
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Creating pathways for Māori in health technology
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Congratulations Kristen Willock, our new Cardiology Nurse Practitioner
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Welcome Dr. Vipul Shah, our new Intensivist
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New mental health and addictions facility reaches key milestone
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Karakia marks start of new mental health and addictions facility
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Thousands of lives and billions of dollars to be saved with smokefree bill passing
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Tairāwhiti reaches 86 percent fully vaccinated on New Year’s Eve
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Tairāwhiti Covid-19 in the community update Thursday 30 December
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Finding the perfect balance
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Tairāwhiti COVID-19 cases update at a glance
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Kei te aha Tairāwhiti? New suicide prevention campaign launched
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Latest testing results for COVID-19
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Passionate about health? We need you!
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COVID-19 care in the community
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If not for yourself, encourage and support your children
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Looking for a strong community voice in health
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Keriana Kingi-Nepe awarded Indigenous Health Prize
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Preparing for NZNO strike on 9 June
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Maia's mission to make a difference
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A new era in healthcare begins
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KJ's nursing journey has not been without struggle or sacrifice
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It’s the first day of winter and it’s not welcome.
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New Te Whare Awhiora two steps closer
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Prime Minister endorses kaupapa Māori response to Mental Health
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Better care for young whānau
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Leased signed for new Hospice building
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Equity a priority for Lisa Smith as Diabetes Nurse Prescriber
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Tairāwhiti retailers contributing to smokefree Aotearoa
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Lifestyle change after two strokes - John Woods' story
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Hauora Tairāwhiti prepares for second junior doctors' strike action
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Notice for expectant women and their families – midwives’ strike
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Hauora Tairāwhiti prepares for third junior doctors' strike action
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New Home and Community Support Services for Tairāwhiti
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International measles outbreaks prompt renewed call for MMR vaccination
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Shoo the flu
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National Advance Care Plan Day
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Turning around infant deaths in Tairāwhiti
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Future bright for ENT service
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Te Pae Tata
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Expanded Dental Grants Available From 1 December 2022
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Nursing pay equity rates to be paid early next year
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Free healthcare for displaced Hawke’s Bay and Tairāwhiti residents
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Health reinforcements a welcome sight
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Dialysis nurses go above and beyond during Cyclone Gabrielle
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Call for tamariki and pregnant people to be immunised against whooping cough
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Renewed calls for people to know the symptoms of whooping cough and be immunised following third death
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Taskforce Immunisation Report Welcomed
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Lion’s Club Gisborne Host, funds vision-saving treatment for Tairāwhiti.
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Personal experience fuels passion for career in neonatal care.
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Huge step forward in breast scanning at Gisborne Hospital
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Official Information Act (OIA) responses
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Published documents
- COVID-19 vaccine to be available February 2023 for immunocompromised and high-risk under 5 year olds
- Cyclone Gabrielle
- A new Pfizer COVID-19 bivalent vaccine will be available on 1 March
- Imported measles case confirmed in New Zealand
- Relief package to support Māori communities devastated by Cyclone Gabrielle
- Breathing for a better quality of life
- Happy Volunteer Week
- Capturing memories of those in need
- Creating pathways for Māori in health technology
- Congratulations Kristen Willock, our new Cardiology Nurse Practitioner
- Welcome Dr. Vipul Shah, our new Intensivist
- New mental health and addictions facility reaches key milestone
- Karakia marks start of new mental health and addictions facility
- Thousands of lives and billions of dollars to be saved with smokefree bill passing
- Tairāwhiti reaches 86 percent fully vaccinated on New Year’s Eve
- Tairāwhiti Covid-19 in the community update Thursday 30 December
- Finding the perfect balance
- Tairāwhiti COVID-19 cases update at a glance
- Kei te aha Tairāwhiti? New suicide prevention campaign launched
- Latest testing results for COVID-19
- Passionate about health? We need you!
- COVID-19 care in the community
- If not for yourself, encourage and support your children
- Looking for a strong community voice in health
- Keriana Kingi-Nepe awarded Indigenous Health Prize
- Preparing for NZNO strike on 9 June
- Maia's mission to make a difference
- A new era in healthcare begins
- KJ's nursing journey has not been without struggle or sacrifice
- It’s the first day of winter and it’s not welcome.
- New Te Whare Awhiora two steps closer
- Prime Minister endorses kaupapa Māori response to Mental Health
- Better care for young whānau
- Leased signed for new Hospice building
- Equity a priority for Lisa Smith as Diabetes Nurse Prescriber
- Tairāwhiti retailers contributing to smokefree Aotearoa
- Lifestyle change after two strokes - John Woods' story
- Hauora Tairāwhiti prepares for second junior doctors' strike action
- Notice for expectant women and their families – midwives’ strike
- Hauora Tairāwhiti prepares for third junior doctors' strike action
- New Home and Community Support Services for Tairāwhiti
- International measles outbreaks prompt renewed call for MMR vaccination
- Shoo the flu
- National Advance Care Plan Day
- Turning around infant deaths in Tairāwhiti
- Future bright for ENT service
- Te Pae Tata
- Expanded Dental Grants Available From 1 December 2022
- Nursing pay equity rates to be paid early next year
- Free healthcare for displaced Hawke’s Bay and Tairāwhiti residents
- Health reinforcements a welcome sight
- Dialysis nurses go above and beyond during Cyclone Gabrielle
- Call for tamariki and pregnant people to be immunised against whooping cough
- Renewed calls for people to know the symptoms of whooping cough and be immunised following third death
- Taskforce Immunisation Report Welcomed
- Lion’s Club Gisborne Host, funds vision-saving treatment for Tairāwhiti.
- Personal experience fuels passion for career in neonatal care.
- Huge step forward in breast scanning at Gisborne Hospital
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There are 61 new cases to report today. Our downward trend in case numbers continued over our Easter holiday, with 75 on Friday, 44 on Saturday. 29 on Sunday an
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There are 83 new cases to report today. Approximately 10,000 of us have had COVID-19 now, which is about 20% of our population. Two people are…
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We're asking the community to return hospital equipment they no longer need.
For the month of April, the ‘crutches, no grudges’ campaign will encourage the…
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News & Publications
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Latest news
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COVID-19 vaccine to be available February 2023 for immunocompromised and high-risk under 5 year olds
-
Cyclone Gabrielle
-
A new Pfizer COVID-19 bivalent vaccine will be available on 1 March
-
Imported measles case confirmed in New Zealand
-
Relief package to support Māori communities devastated by Cyclone Gabrielle
-
Breathing for a better quality of life
-
Happy Volunteer Week
-
Capturing memories of those in need
-
Creating pathways for Māori in health technology
-
Congratulations Kristen Willock, our new Cardiology Nurse Practitioner
-
Welcome Dr. Vipul Shah, our new Intensivist
-
New mental health and addictions facility reaches key milestone
-
Karakia marks start of new mental health and addictions facility
-
Thousands of lives and billions of dollars to be saved with smokefree bill passing
-
Tairāwhiti reaches 86 percent fully vaccinated on New Year’s Eve
-
Tairāwhiti Covid-19 in the community update Thursday 30 December
-
Finding the perfect balance
-
Tairāwhiti COVID-19 cases update at a glance
-
Kei te aha Tairāwhiti? New suicide prevention campaign launched
-
Latest testing results for COVID-19
-
Passionate about health? We need you!
-
COVID-19 care in the community
-
If not for yourself, encourage and support your children
-
Looking for a strong community voice in health
-
Keriana Kingi-Nepe awarded Indigenous Health Prize
-
Preparing for NZNO strike on 9 June
-
Maia's mission to make a difference
-
A new era in healthcare begins
-
KJ's nursing journey has not been without struggle or sacrifice
-
It’s the first day of winter and it’s not welcome.
-
New Te Whare Awhiora two steps closer
-
Prime Minister endorses kaupapa Māori response to Mental Health
-
Better care for young whānau
-
Leased signed for new Hospice building
-
Equity a priority for Lisa Smith as Diabetes Nurse Prescriber
-
Tairāwhiti retailers contributing to smokefree Aotearoa
-
Lifestyle change after two strokes - John Woods' story
-
Hauora Tairāwhiti prepares for second junior doctors' strike action
-
Notice for expectant women and their families – midwives’ strike
-
Hauora Tairāwhiti prepares for third junior doctors' strike action
-
New Home and Community Support Services for Tairāwhiti
-
International measles outbreaks prompt renewed call for MMR vaccination
-
Shoo the flu
-
National Advance Care Plan Day
-
Turning around infant deaths in Tairāwhiti
-
Future bright for ENT service
-
Te Pae Tata
-
Expanded Dental Grants Available From 1 December 2022
-
Nursing pay equity rates to be paid early next year
-
Free healthcare for displaced Hawke’s Bay and Tairāwhiti residents
-
Health reinforcements a welcome sight
-
Dialysis nurses go above and beyond during Cyclone Gabrielle
-
Call for tamariki and pregnant people to be immunised against whooping cough
-
Renewed calls for people to know the symptoms of whooping cough and be immunised following third death
-
Taskforce Immunisation Report Welcomed
-
Lion’s Club Gisborne Host, funds vision-saving treatment for Tairāwhiti.
-
Personal experience fuels passion for career in neonatal care.
-
Huge step forward in breast scanning at Gisborne Hospital
-
Media
-
Official Information Act (OIA) responses
-
Public consultation
-
Published documents
- COVID-19 vaccine to be available February 2023 for immunocompromised and high-risk under 5 year olds
- Cyclone Gabrielle
- A new Pfizer COVID-19 bivalent vaccine will be available on 1 March
- Imported measles case confirmed in New Zealand
- Relief package to support Māori communities devastated by Cyclone Gabrielle
- Breathing for a better quality of life
- Happy Volunteer Week
- Capturing memories of those in need
- Creating pathways for Māori in health technology
- Congratulations Kristen Willock, our new Cardiology Nurse Practitioner
- Welcome Dr. Vipul Shah, our new Intensivist
- New mental health and addictions facility reaches key milestone
- Karakia marks start of new mental health and addictions facility
- Thousands of lives and billions of dollars to be saved with smokefree bill passing
- Tairāwhiti reaches 86 percent fully vaccinated on New Year’s Eve
- Tairāwhiti Covid-19 in the community update Thursday 30 December
- Finding the perfect balance
- Tairāwhiti COVID-19 cases update at a glance
- Kei te aha Tairāwhiti? New suicide prevention campaign launched
- Latest testing results for COVID-19
- Passionate about health? We need you!
- COVID-19 care in the community
- If not for yourself, encourage and support your children
- Looking for a strong community voice in health
- Keriana Kingi-Nepe awarded Indigenous Health Prize
- Preparing for NZNO strike on 9 June
- Maia's mission to make a difference
- A new era in healthcare begins
- KJ's nursing journey has not been without struggle or sacrifice
- It’s the first day of winter and it’s not welcome.
- New Te Whare Awhiora two steps closer
- Prime Minister endorses kaupapa Māori response to Mental Health
- Better care for young whānau
- Leased signed for new Hospice building
- Equity a priority for Lisa Smith as Diabetes Nurse Prescriber
- Tairāwhiti retailers contributing to smokefree Aotearoa
- Lifestyle change after two strokes - John Woods' story
- Hauora Tairāwhiti prepares for second junior doctors' strike action
- Notice for expectant women and their families – midwives’ strike
- Hauora Tairāwhiti prepares for third junior doctors' strike action
- New Home and Community Support Services for Tairāwhiti
- International measles outbreaks prompt renewed call for MMR vaccination
- Shoo the flu
- National Advance Care Plan Day
- Turning around infant deaths in Tairāwhiti
- Future bright for ENT service
- Te Pae Tata
- Expanded Dental Grants Available From 1 December 2022
- Nursing pay equity rates to be paid early next year
- Free healthcare for displaced Hawke’s Bay and Tairāwhiti residents
- Health reinforcements a welcome sight
- Dialysis nurses go above and beyond during Cyclone Gabrielle
- Call for tamariki and pregnant people to be immunised against whooping cough
- Renewed calls for people to know the symptoms of whooping cough and be immunised following third death
- Taskforce Immunisation Report Welcomed
- Lion’s Club Gisborne Host, funds vision-saving treatment for Tairāwhiti.
- Personal experience fuels passion for career in neonatal care.
- Huge step forward in breast scanning at Gisborne Hospital