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The number of confirmed cases remains unchanged - Northland have NO new or probable cases of COVID-19.
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COVID-19 Update
by Liz Inch
The Prime Minister has just announced by midnight on Wednesday New Zealand will be at alert level 4...
Temporary changes to limit visitor numbers at Hospitals and facilities – effective from today
Northland DHB Chief Medical Officer Dr Mike Roberts today announced significant temporary changes to the DHB’s visitor policy in response to COVID-19.
One confirmed COVID-19 case in Northland
Eight new cases of COVID-19 in New Zealand have been confirmed today, bringing the total number of cases to 28 - one in Northland.
COVID-19 Community Testing Centres throughout Northland
Northland DHB is establishing COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Community Testing Centres throughout Northland.
Recipients receive reprieve from full fees
An anonymous donation by a member of the public is supporting three Northland DHB employees by funding 65 percent of their educational studies this year.
Northland DHB steps up carbon emissions reduction target
Recognising the urgency to prevent global warming exceeding 1.5° Celsius Northland DHB has increased its commitment to further reduce its carbon emissions by 2030.
The organisation has…
Once Upon a Time in Northland - New Zealand Stunt School
by Liz Inch
Thanks to Taika Waititi’s recent Oscar win, the New Zealand film industry is getting more and more attention, with Northlanders in on all the action.
Reverend Sue White RetiresThird Time Lucky
Colleagues from across Northland DHB expressed heartfelt gratitude for the care, support and wisdom from Ecumenical Chaplain Reverend Sue White
Fire Ward 1 Contained Quickly
by Liz Inch
A fire broke out in Whangarei Hospitals Ward 1 this morning that was started by a faulty florescent light
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