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COVID-19 media update, 20 February

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The first COVID-19 vaccinations for New Zealand border workers will take place in Auckland today. A media conference will be held at 1.30 pm.

Representatives of the first border workers vaccinated will be present, along with a range of other spokespeople. A livestream will be available from this page.

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