He said officials had advised quarantine-free travel can continue. The man in Victoria tested positive for the virus after completing a stint in South Australia’s hotel quarantine system and returning to his home in Melbourne’s northern suburbs.
There are 12 locations of interest in Melbourne, the Ministry of Health said, and anyone who was at those locations at the specified time cannot travel to New Zealand for 14 days after exposure. Anyone already in New Zealand who had been at a location of interest during the time specified, must self-isolate, call Healthline and arrange a test if advised to do so.
Tuesday, 11 May 2021, 3:48 pm
The Waiheke Island Medical Centre has today become the
first General Practice (GP) clinic in Auckland to begin
vaccinating its patients against COVID-19.
The clinic
in Oneroa delivered its first vaccinations this morning and
will continue to rollout its immunisation programme over the
coming months aiming to vaccinate all of the island’s
inhabitants who haven’t already received their
vaccinations on the mainland. At capacity they expect to
vaccinate up to 90 each day.
The Island’s GP clinic
is the first of many across Auckland starting their
vaccination programmes from this week. On Thursday three
more GP clinics start vaccinating: Ormiston Medical Centre,
Press Release – Northern Region Health Coordination Centre
The Waiheke Island Medical Centre has today become the first General Practice (GP) clinic in Auckland to begin vaccinating its patients against COVID-19.
The clinic in Oneroa delivered its first vaccinations this morning and will continue to rollout its immunisation programme over the coming months aiming to vaccinate all of the island’s inhabitants who haven’t already received their vaccinations on the mainland. At capacity they expect to vaccinate up to 90 each day.
The Island’s GP clinic is the first of many across Auckland starting their vaccination programmes from this week. On Thursday three more GP clinics start vaccinating: Ormiston Medical Centre, Hyland Park Medical and East Care Accident and Medical Centre. Next week a further 10 will be added, with many more planned to come on board over the next two months.
Press Release – Northern Region Health Coordination Centre The Waiheke Island Medical Centre has today become the first General Practice (GP) clinic in Auckland to begin vaccinating its patients against COVID-19. The clinic in Oneroa delivered its first vaccinations this morning and will continue to rollout …
The Waiheke Island Medical Centre has today become the first General Practice (GP) clinic in Auckland to begin vaccinating its patients against COVID-19.
The clinic in Oneroa delivered its first vaccinations this morning and will continue to rollout its immunisation programme over the coming months aiming to vaccinate all of the island’s inhabitants who haven’t already received their vaccinations on the mainland. At capacity they expect to vaccinate up to 90 each day.
The GP clinic is the first of many across Auckland starting their vaccination programmes from this week. Three more GP clinics will start vaccinating from Thursday: Ormiston Medical Centre, Hyland Park Medical and East Care Accident and Medical Centre, before a further 10 are added next week. The initial tranche of GP practices is based in communities highlighted by the government as higher priority.
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GP clinics will start vaccinating eligible Aucklanders from this week. They will start with vaccinating older Māori and Pacific people and their household contacts or those over 65 living in south Auckland. “Many more” will come on board over the next two months.