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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern

New Zealand begins COVID-19 vaccinations programme, Australia starts Monday

New Zealand begins COVID-19 vaccinations programme, Australia starts Monday

Published 20 Feb, 2021 01:27pm
  • New Zealand started its official rollout of Pfizer-BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine on Saturday, while Australia finalised plans to begin inoculations on Monday, a new phase in tackling the virus that both countries have kept largely contained.
  • New Zealand expects its nationwide rollout covering the country’s population of 5 million will take a full year, while Australia aims to inoculate its 25 million citizens by October.
New Zealand's first coronavirus case in months is the South African variant

New Zealand's first coronavirus case in months is the South African variant

Updated 25 Jan, 2021 12:45pm
  • New Zealand's first case of the coronavirus after months has been identified as the South African variant of the virus.
  • The woman, who recently returned from Europe, tested positive on Saturday, 10 days after she completed her mandatory two-week self isolation period, at a hotel in the city of Auckland.
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