COVID-19 update
Northland
There are still 27 cases in Northland, of which 14 have recovered and 13 are active.
Auckland
There are still 212 cases in Waitematā of which 142 have recovered and 69 are active, 187 cases in Auckland of which 148 have recovered and 39 are active, 114 cases in Counties Manukau of which 92 have recovered and 22 are active.
Nationally, there are 6 new confirmed cases of COVID-19. Sadly, there has been another death today, a woman in her 80’s in Christchurch. This brings the total number of deaths from COVID-19 to 14 New Zealanders. Our condolences to their whānau, friends and those nursing and medical staff that have worked tirelessly during these past few weeks. The total number of COVID-19 cases is now 1,451, of which 124 are Māori. There are 11 people in hospital with COVID-19, two are in ICU. 1036 people have recovered. There were 5,289 tests yesterday and in total 94,797 tests have been done to date. The Ministry of Health will continue community testing this week, particularly in Tairāwhiti, Taranaki and Northland.
We will move from Alert Level 4 to Level 3 next Monday, 11.59pm. Until then, we are still in Level 4 so it's important that we all continue to stay at home. STAY HOME, SAVE LIVES! KIA KAHA WHANAU!
There are still 27 cases in Northland, of which 14 have recovered and 13 are active.
Auckland
There are still 212 cases in Waitematā of which 142 have recovered and 69 are active, 187 cases in Auckland of which 148 have recovered and 39 are active, 114 cases in Counties Manukau of which 92 have recovered and 22 are active.
Nationally, there are 6 new confirmed cases of COVID-19. Sadly, there has been another death today, a woman in her 80’s in Christchurch. This brings the total number of deaths from COVID-19 to 14 New Zealanders. Our condolences to their whānau, friends and those nursing and medical staff that have worked tirelessly during these past few weeks. The total number of COVID-19 cases is now 1,451, of which 124 are Māori. There are 11 people in hospital with COVID-19, two are in ICU. 1036 people have recovered. There were 5,289 tests yesterday and in total 94,797 tests have been done to date. The Ministry of Health will continue community testing this week, particularly in Tairāwhiti, Taranaki and Northland.
We will move from Alert Level 4 to Level 3 next Monday, 11.59pm. Until then, we are still in Level 4 so it's important that we all continue to stay at home. STAY HOME, SAVE LIVES! KIA KAHA WHANAU!
Influenza Vaccination | E te iwi kia Mataara
Flu vaccinations continue to be a priority for Northland. For more information about Influenza, click here.
For information about GP's in Northland: click here
If you are under 65 click here to find out if you are also eligible.
For information about GP's in Northland: click here
If you are under 65 click here to find out if you are also eligible.
Testing Centres
NORTHLAND
Community Testing Centres opening hours have changed – most are open 9am to 2pm weekdays and 10am to 2 pm weekends and public holidays. Please check the Northland DHB website for details: Community Testing Centres
AUCKLAND
Te Whānau O Waipareira Trust are advising that A mobile COVID-19 testing service is now available to those that have difficulty accessing Community-Based Assessment Centres (CBACs) or designated practices for COVID-19 swabbing.
Phone 0800COVIDVAN or 0800 2684 3826 to refer to a mobile COVID-19 testing service.
The service is available Mon-Fri, 9.00am - 3.00pm, Sat 9.00am-1.00pm
Click here to read more
Community Testing Centres opening hours have changed – most are open 9am to 2pm weekdays and 10am to 2 pm weekends and public holidays. Please check the Northland DHB website for details: Community Testing Centres
AUCKLAND
Te Whānau O Waipareira Trust are advising that A mobile COVID-19 testing service is now available to those that have difficulty accessing Community-Based Assessment Centres (CBACs) or designated practices for COVID-19 swabbing.
Phone 0800COVIDVAN or 0800 2684 3826 to refer to a mobile COVID-19 testing service.
The service is available Mon-Fri, 9.00am - 3.00pm, Sat 9.00am-1.00pm
Click here to read more
Additional food and welfare assistance
Minister for Civil Defence Peeni Henare has announced additional funding of $30 million to support the delivery of food and welfare assistance by local authorities and Civil Defence Emergency Management Groups. As iwi know this signifies the great need for essential support, resources and kai for our whānau and communities.
Click here to read more
Click here to read more
Advice on making your business COVID-19 safe
The government has outlined some golden rules in preparation for Businesses to become COVID-19 safe prior to Alert Level 3 next week.
Also click here to read Work Safe NZ guidelines and Managing health and safety in the work place
Also click here to read Work Safe NZ guidelines and Managing health and safety in the work place
SUPPORT AVAILABLE ACROSS IWI IN TE TAITOKERAU & TAMAKI
Ngātiwai - phone 0800 119 725
Ngāti Whātua - Te Ha Oranga - phone 0800 MY TEHA
Te Rūnanga-Ā-Iwi O Ngāpuhi - phone 0800 NGĀPUHI
Ngati Hine Health Trust - phone 0800 737 573
Te Rūnanga-Ā-Iwi O Ngāti Kahu - phone 0800 8394 273
Te Rarawa - phone 0800 8367 2642
NgaiTakoto - phone 0800 283 353
Te Rūnanga o Whaingaroa - phone 0800 GOKAEO
Te Aupouri - phone 0800 283 353
Ngāti Kuri - phone 0800 283 353
Ngāti Whātua - Te Ha Oranga - phone 0800 MY TEHA
Te Rūnanga-Ā-Iwi O Ngāpuhi - phone 0800 NGĀPUHI
Ngati Hine Health Trust - phone 0800 737 573
Te Rūnanga-Ā-Iwi O Ngāti Kahu - phone 0800 8394 273
Te Rarawa - phone 0800 8367 2642
NgaiTakoto - phone 0800 283 353
Te Rūnanga o Whaingaroa - phone 0800 GOKAEO
Te Aupouri - phone 0800 283 353
Ngāti Kuri - phone 0800 283 353
Don't worry about thing - with Anika Moa
In these COVID-19 lock down times, sometimes we just need a little bit of music to feed our soul.
Anika Moa more is a legend in the Aoteroa music industry, she also is pretty funny too!
Click here to listen to her korero about singing Bob Marley's "Three little birds".
Click here to listen to her version of the waiata "Three little birds".
Just a little music to feed your wairua!
Anika Moa more is a legend in the Aoteroa music industry, she also is pretty funny too!
Click here to listen to her korero about singing Bob Marley's "Three little birds".
Click here to listen to her version of the waiata "Three little birds".
Just a little music to feed your wairua!
