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Greens call for universal Covid vaccine availabilty after nearly 2500 children under 5 hospitalised

The Green Party says the number of under 5s hospitalised for Covid-19 is "horrendously high".

New zealandAyesha verrallTeanau tuionoChris hipkinsMinistry of health covidGreen partyTeanau tuiono greens party covidLabour mp dr ayesha verrall healthVaccine technical advisory groupWritten parliamentary questionGreens partyTechnical advisory groupHealth minister dr ayeshaRadio new zealandUblic radioUrrent affairs

Green Party calls for universal Covid vaccine availabilty after nearly 2500 children under five hospitalised

The Green Party is calling for the Covid-19 vaccine to be made universally available.

New zealandChris hipkinsGiles dexterMinistry of health covidVaccine technical advisory groupGreen partyHealth dr ayesha verrallWritten parliamentary questionTeanau tuionoTechnical advisory groupMinister chris hipkins

Zero speed camera warning signs set up since no surprises policy announced in 2019

By Giles Dexter, RNZ Not a single warning sign has been installed near fixed speed cameras, three and a half years since the policy was first announced. In

New zealandGiles dexterGinny andersenJulie anne genterMark mitchellDylan thomsenWaka kotahiStuart nashChris hipkinsSimeon brownAutomobile associationWritten parliamentary questionMinister chris hipkinsPolice minister ginny

Greens call for universal Covid vaccine availabilty after nearly 2500 children under 5 hospitalised

The Green Party says the number of under 5s hospitalised for Covid-19 is "horrendously high".

New zealandAyesha verrallChris hipkinsTeanau tuionoMinistry of health covidTeanau tuiono greens party covidVaccine technical advisory groupGreen partyLabour mp dr ayesha verrall healthWritten parliamentary questionGreens partyTechnical advisory groupHealth minister dr ayeshaRadio new zealandUblic radioUrrent affairs

Zero speed camera warning signs set up since policy announced in 2019

The new police minister says she has recently been made aware of the lack of progress - and has asked for more information.

New zealandNew zealand generalWaka kotahiSimeon brownGinny andersenStuart nashDylan thomsenJulie anne genterGinny andersonChris hipkinsParliament policeAutomobile associationWritten parliamentary questionPolice minister ginnyRadio new zealandUblic radio

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