Oxford, AstraZeneca Covid-19 Vaccine Shows Promising Trial Results - Rolling Stone
A new Covid-19 vaccine from Oxford University and AstraZeneca was shown to be up to 90% effective and could be very easy to distribute.
A new Covid-19 vaccine from Oxford University and AstraZeneca was shown to be up to 90% effective and could be very easy to distribute. Keep Reading
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"We are going to have a vaccine that can stop COVID-19." Keep Reading
Aucklanders appear to be broadly in support of new mandatory mask-wearing rules the Prime Minister announced today. Keep Reading
It's the first passenger ship to get an exemption from the Government. Keep Reading
The Government is considering compulsory use of the Covid Tracer app before entering large events and hospitality venues. Keep Reading
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The latest collected news from around New Zealand and globally, digging beyond the usual news websites. The current main focus is on Covid-19 recovery. Keep Reading