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There are fears rural communities in the south may be left behind during the Covid-19 vaccine rollout. A clinic was planned for Ranfurly in Central Otago on 26 July, Southern DHB says. Photo: RNZ / Lydia Anderson Community leaders say there has been scant information about when vulnerable populations in remote areas can expect to be inoculated. The Southern DHB said more clinics would open by the end of July in remote areas so no one was more than an hour from the nearest clinic. Fiordland Community Board chair Sarah Greaney said despite group 3 - those over 65 or at greater risk from Covid-19 - being eligible for the vaccine, the nearest clinic at present was 140km away in Gore. ....
A clinic was planned for Ranfurly in Central Otago in late July, Southern DHB says. Fiordland Community Board chair Sarah Greaney said despite group 3 – those over 65 or at greater risk from Covid-19 – being eligible for the vaccine, the nearest clinic at present was 140km away in Gore. She had to take her husband even further, to Queenstown, to get his two shots. “But of course it has meant a four-and-a-half hour round trip to go to Queenstown to get it done, and I do know of a lot of other people who have done the same thing because they want to be vaccinated,” she said. ....
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iStock And there had been no noticeable influx since it opened, he said. The business would get a few more people during the ski season (set to open in the coming weeks), “but it is just a few”, Norris said. They were looking ahead to the Australian school holidays in September and October, and already had summer bookings from across the ditch. “September-October, that’s when we will hopefully start to notice [the bubble] significantly,” Norris said. He had his fingers crossed that there would be fewer travel bubble pauses and visitors could book holidays with confidence. As of May 17, people could leave New Zealand as part of the Cook Islands travel bubble, after months of quarantine free arrivals to Aotearoa. ....
“We are still seeing people moving into the area for various reasons.” The board decided in October 2020 to go with a higher density option, amending the concept plan to 78 lots on the 12.6 hectare section. The plan would also include emergency housing, and the board was working with the Southland Housing Action Forum and government agencies, Greaney said. Kavinda Herath/Stuff Fiordland Community Board chair Sarah Greaney says Te Anau is open for business. Several tourism-reliant businesses in Te Anau have folded since borders closed last year because travel and international tourism stopped because of the pandemic. Slowing the development was mentioned, but never considered, Greaney said. ....