Tairāwhiti is at Alert Level 2
On Friday 5 November it was announced that two wastewater samples in Tairāwhiti have tested positive for Covid-19.
There are no confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Tairāwhiti at this time.
Further tests are being carried out to determine if there is undetected community transmission of the virus in our region.
You can get vaccinated at the below locations.
Please be vigilant. We need our community here in Te Tairāwhiti to get vaccinated. It is the best defence against Covid-19.
There are no confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Tairāwhiti at this time.
Further tests are being carried out to determine if there is undetected community transmission of the virus in our region.
You can get vaccinated at the below locations.
Please be vigilant. We need our community here in Te Tairāwhiti to get vaccinated. It is the best defence against Covid-19.
Find a vaccination or testing clinic that suits you
* No appointment. Just walk in.
* Unless stated otherwise, please feel free to bring yourself and other whānau for vaccination
* This information is up-to-date but please note that dates, times, and venues can occasionally change
* No appointment. Just walk in.
* Unless stated otherwise, please feel free to bring yourself and other whānau for vaccination
* This information is up-to-date but please note that dates, times, and venues can occasionally change
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Tuesday 30 November
Vaccination clinics: Atkinson St Reserve, Gisborne, 4pm-6pm Te Tini o Porou, cnr Huxley and Tyndall Rds, Gisborne, 10am-4pm Ilminster Intermediate School carpark, De Lautour Rd, Inner Kaiti, Gisborne, 4.30pm-7.30pm Uawa Community Health Centre, 40 Banks St, Tolaga Bay, East Coast, 9am-12pm Tolaga Bay Area School, Resolution St, Tolaga Bay, 9am-12 noon 
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Wednesday 1 December
Vaccination clinics: Waikirikiri School, 7 Pickering St, Outer Kaiti, Gisborne, 4.30pm-7.30pm Te Tini o Porou, cnr Huxley and Tyndall Rds, Gisborne, 10am-4pm Ruatoria Community Health Centre, Tuparoa Rd, Ruatoria, East Coast, 9am-12 noon Waipiro Pakeke Day, Waipiro Bay, East Coast. 9.30am-12 noon 
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Thursday 2 December
Vaccination clinics: London St Reserve, Gisborne, 4.30pm-7.30pm Te Tini o Porou, cnr Huxley and Tyndall Rds, Gisborne, 10am-4pm Tokomaru Bay Community Health Clinic, 9am-12 noon, roving bus 1pm-3pm 
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Tēnā koutou Tairāwhiti and thank you for doing your bit!
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Total doses given in Tairāwhiti: 62,645
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First dose: received by 85% of people in Tairāwhiti
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Fully vaccinated: 73% of the Tairāwhiti population
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Māori who have had first dose: 72.2%
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Māori who have had two doses: 55.5
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Countdown: 7,921 people in Tairāwhiti still need their first dose.
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Turanga Ararau
Turanga Makaurau
Turanga a Mua!”
