Remuera Intermediate School asks parents to keep children home as teachers fall sick
An Auckland school has asked parents to keep their children at home due to staff illness coinciding with winter illness outbreaks.
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An Auckland school has asked parents to keep their children at home due to staff illness coinciding with winter illness outbreaks.
New Zealand schools are grappling with heavy absences from a severe flu season, with some closing classes to staff shortages.
Health authorities have confirmed a scarlet fever case at a Wellington school.
An Auckland kindergarten reports most of its children absent due to illness as flu-related hospital admissions reach a decade high.
Winter illnesses are making it harder for the NZ Blood Service to collect enough donations to meet current demand.
The government will fund flu vaccines for all children under five, extending eligibility to about 260,000 more children.
A severe flu season is keeping children home from school, though sick days can still trigger attendance concerns from schools.
New Zealand is experiencing its worst flu outbreak in ten years, with deaths reported in aged care facilities.
Former paramedics are returning to frontline ambulance work to help manage an exceptional surge in demand.
Ambulance service Hato Hone St John is reassigning office staff to frontline crews to cope with surging emergency call demand.
Flu cases are surging across New Zealand, affecting workplaces and schools as employees and students fall ill.
Wellington Free Ambulance is experiencing a spike in mental health callouts that is stretching frontline staff.
A surge in influenza A cases is overwhelming hospitals, GP clinics and ambulance services across New Zealand.
An Otago woman experienced a lengthy delay waiting for an ambulance after breaking her arm.
Auckland hospitals admitted 177 people with severe respiratory illness in one week, the worst in 10 years, as nationwide infection rates spike.
New Zealand hospitals are setting up dedicated flu wards and cancelling elective surgery as a late-season flu outbreak drives the highest hospitalisation rates in over a decade.
New Zealand's respiratory illness rates have reached their highest level in a decade, driven largely by flu.
A significant sickness outbreak is affecting schools in the South Island.
New Zealand is experiencing a later-than-usual spike in influenza A cases, with hospitals and emergency services reporting record demand and reinstating Covid-era precautions.
Winter illnesses are causing significant disruption to New Zealand schools, with staff absences and lost classroom time affecting students' education.
School absences due to winter illness have reached their highest levels in three years, forcing schools across the country to double up classes and send some year groups home.
A late winter flu surge is affecting New Zealand schools, with some experiencing significant student absences.
Hato Hone St John is maintaining a major incident declaration as winter illness drives record-breaking calls for ambulances.
New Zealand ambulance services are handling record call volumes, with officers describing conditions worse than the Covid-19 pandemic.
Schools across the Bay of Plenty are experiencing a spike in illness-related absences during winter, with one college recording 115 absences in a single day.
A flu surge in Gisborne has pushed GPs, ambulances and hospitals to record demand levels, with schools reporting high absenteeism.
St John's chief executive says up to 20 per cent of ambulance calls could be handled by GPs instead.
St John Ambulance has activated its major incident response after experiencing unprecedented demand for emergency calls, with over 16,000 calls made last week.
St John's activated a major incident response following two consecutive weeks of exceptionally high ambulance demand.