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Meaningless slogans like freedom day harm our ability to properly debate pandemic responses | Michael Baker and Nick Wilson

Meaningless slogans like ‘freedom day’ harm our ability to properly debate pandemic responses MichaelBakerandNickWilson We need to keep pressing our political leaders to talk about Covid-19 in ways that support an informed debate about our collective futures The British government, under Boris Johnson, is lifting most remaining coronavirus restrictions in England on Monday, which it is calling ‘freedom day’. Photograph: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images The British government, under Boris Johnson, is lifting most remaining coronavirus restrictions in England on Monday, which it is calling ‘freedom day’. Photograph: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images Mon 19 Jul 2021 21.29 EDT Last modified on Tue 20 Jul 2021 01.06 EDT

Hardship and resourcefulness: Covid-19 lockdown for low-income Kiwis

Low-income New Zealanders experienced hunger and isolation during last year s Covid-19 lockdown, but were resourceful and backed the approach to the pandemic, a study has found. Food parcels prepared at Ngā Whare Waatea marae during lockdown last year (file photo). The University of Otago study found support from charitable organisations was crucial for low-income New Zealanders in lockdown. Photo: RNZ / Nick Monro The University of Otago study Life During Lockdown explored the experience of low-income New Zealanders and their advice to government about addressing future pandemics. Interviews with 27 with low-income people were carried out in June and July 2020, immediately after lockdown was lifted, for the study published in the New Zealand Medical Journal

Eight previously unknown NZ COVID-19 community cases found in blood samples

Eight previously unknown NZ COVID-19 community cases found in blood samples Newshub 2 hrs ago © Video - The AM Show; Image - Getty Related video: Chris Hipkins on The AM Show. Eight previously unknown cases of COVID-19 in the community have been discovered during testing of blood donor samples. All the cases are historic, and experts say it s further proof undetected spread of the virus in New Zealand was limited.  Blood from nearly 10,000 donors collected in December and early January was tested for antibodies for the disease, which has killed 26 people in New Zealand and more than 3 million around the world to date. 

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