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      Home > News > National > Upper North Island

    The seven day rolling average for Covid tests is slowly declining

    The seven day rolling average for Covid tests is slowly declining


    The Ministry of Heath is reporting 202 new community cases today.

    Most are in Auckland, with cases also in Northland, Waikato, Lakes, the Bay of Plenty, Taranaki, Hawkes Bay, Hutt Valley, Capital and Coast ... and Nelson Marlborough.

    Close to 14 thousand were conducted yesterday ... with the seven day rolling average now 18 thousand 679.

    More than 18 thousand 600 booster doses were administered yesterday.

    © 2022 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     07 Jul: Moving south is set to bring new netball opportunities for Sam Winders , as well as being able to spend more time with her husband
     07 Jul: Two men have been arrested in relation to a fire at Tauranga Historic Village last month
     06 Jul: A 34-year-old man is due in Tauranga District Court today charged with murder, in connection with the death of Mark Hohua in Whakatane
     05 Jul: Four people have been arrested following a disorder incident that involved weapons and a firearm in Taupo this morning
     05 Jul: A group of people, reportedly gang members, have been seen fighting with weapons this morning on Te Heuheu Street in Taupo
     05 Jul: Hamilton's Waikato Stadium and Auckland's North Harbour Stadium have been announced as host cities for the first play-off tournament at the women's World Cup next year
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     Today's News

    		 Living & Travel:
    A nationwide wake up call for combating air pollution 12:39

     Entertainment:
    The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's dog made a rare public appearance on Wednesday (06.07.22) 12:38

     Netball:
    The Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic's most loyal ball girl turned player is leaving the franchise 12:29

     Law and Order:
    Armed police have descended on Belmont in Auckland's North Shore. following reports of a person with a firearm 12:19

     Entertainment:
    Nicky Hilton has given birth to a baby boy 12:08

     Law and Order:
    Nick Kyrgios says allegation of assault 'didn't really affect me at all' in preparation for Wimbledon quarter final 11:39

     Entertainment:
    Amanda Kloots has admitted that the day her husband Nick died was the "hardest" day of her life 11:38

     Netball:
    Moving south is set to bring new netball opportunities for Sam Winders , as well as being able to spend more time with her husband 11:29

     Health & Safety:
    The Loop: Nick Kyrgios discusses assault allegation after making Wimbledon semis, calls for COVID-19 boosters, and Santana in hospital 11:19

     Entertainment:
    Serena Williams taught her husband how to switch off from work 11:08

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