Auckland DHB has advised the Ministry of Health that a parent of a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) baby at Auckland City Hospital tested positive for COVID-19 today.

Movements in and out of NICU have been restricted and the DHB is testing all staff, whānauand babies in the unit as a precaution.

All of the babies in the unit and those who have recently been discharged are being monitored closely as part of their on-going care and treatment.

The DHB’s initial investigations suggest the risk to babies in the unit is low. Auckland DHB and Auckland Regional Public Health Service are working at pace to identify patients and staff who are considered to be contacts.

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New daily Covid-19 cases in Australia's Victoria and New South Wales states, the epicentres of the country's worst virus outbreak, have falled as authorities look to start easing tough restrictions amid a rise in vaccination rates.

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Ayrshire hospitals remain in Covid lockdown as visits ban extended for two weeks

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Military removes Maj. Gen. Dawe from sexual misconduct review files after backlash

sexual misconduct reviews.In a statement late on Tuesday, Lt.-Gen Frances Allen, vice-chief of the defence staff, said following a discussion with members of the survivor community, Dawe “will be undertaking the important task of engaging with that community to better understand how he can contribute to meaningful culture change”.

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Further details of Middlemore death released

The Ministry is providing further details of the death reported earlier today in Middlemore hospital linked to COVID-19.

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Ben Simmons puts Center City $3.1 million condo up for sale

PHILADELPHIA - At one point Ben Simmons was one of the city’s hottest sports stars. Now, he’s Philadelphia’s biggest mystery man.The Sixers $177 million man was not only a no-show for training camp this week he is also unloading some high-priced Center City real estate.Simmons put his swanky 25th floor Center City condominium at 1414 S.

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Nurse recalls terrifying moments accused gunman opened fire inside Jefferson Hospital

PHILADELPHIA - Chaos, confusion and fear that's how a Jefferson University Hospital nurse, who does not want to be identified, describes the moment workers learned there was a gunman on the loose just after midnight Monday morning."It was hard to figure out what was happening," the nurse said. "We didn't hear any other noises except people yelling there's an active shooter somewhere in the hospital." The employee who was working at the time says they are trained for these kinds of situations but it doesn't make it any less frightening."I was scared because we didn't know who it was, was it a visitor, was it a patient, was it an employee?" the nurse added.

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Physics Nobel rewards work on climate change, other forces

STOCKHOLM - Three scientists won the Nobel Prize in physics Tuesday for work that found order in seeming disorder, helping to explain and predict complex forces of nature, including expanding our understanding of climate change.Syukuro Manabe, originally from Japan, and Klaus Hasselmann of Germany were cited for their work in developing forecast models of Earth’s climate and "reliably predicting global warming." The second half of the prize went to Giorgio Parisi of Italy for explaining disorder in physical systems, ranging from those as small as the insides of atoms to the planet-sized.Hasselmann told The Associated Press that he "would rather have no global warming and no Nobel Prize."Manabe said that figuring out the physics behind

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COVID-19: Vaccine policy for London, Ont. councillors earns final approval

COVID-19 vaccination policy for city councillors in London, Ont., has received final approval, giving the group of politicians until next month to become fully vaccinated if they haven’t already, unless they can prove a valid exemption.Under the new policy, which earned council’s approval on Tuesday, all members of city council, including the mayor, must either provide proof of full vaccination against COVID-19 by Oct. 20, or provide a medical reason or Ontario Human Rights Code reason for not being vaccinated by that same date.Anyone who’s not fully vaccinated will have to receive their first dose by Oct.

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Man killed after he was struck by vehicle while riding a mountain bike on Roosevelt Blvd; driver sought

A man riding a mountain bike was struck by a truck and killed on Roosevelt Blvd in Northeast Philadelphia.

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Kellogg strike: Around 1,400 employees halt work at cereal plants

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - Work at all of the Kellogg Company's U.S.

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Alberta doctors invite premier, health minister to visit ICU: ‘We need you to see’

Alberta to reinstate COVID-19 contact tracing in schools In a letter sent Monday, Oct. 4, the section of emergency medicine of the Alberta Medical Association asked Jason Kenney and Jason Copping to “visit an Edmonton-area ICU as soon as possible to see it for yourselves.”The letter is signed by Dr.

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Additional charges filed against Mount Laurel man captured on video hurling racial slurs

MOUNT LAUREL, N.J. - The Mount Laurel man who was seen on video hurling racial slurs at neighbors in a South Jersey neighborhood back in July has been charged with leaving a threatening note on one of his neighbor's cars earlier this year, and also vandalizing their vehicle, according to prosecutors.Edward Mathews, 45, was charged Tuesday with bias intimidation and harassment. He was served with the charges in the Burlington County Jail in Mount Holly, where he has been held since his July 5 arrest.Edward Mathews, 45, is facing a host of charges after he was captured on video hurling racial slurs at a neighbor in Mount Laurel.

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Pfizer COVID vaccine 90% effective vs hospitalization, study finds

The two-dose Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine is 90% effective against hospitalization caused by all SARS-CoV-2 variants, including Delta, for at least 6 months, a Kaiser Permanente and Pfizer study confirmed yesterday in The Lancet.

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Covid gives major thrust to small players in e-retail mkt

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Former NASCAR driver killed, ex-wife injured in Athens shooting

John Wes Townley poses with the Keystone Light Pole Award after qualifying for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Careers for Veterans 200 at Michigan International Speedway on August 27, 2016 in Brooklyn, Michigan. (Photo by Brian Lawdermilk/NASC ATHENS, Ga. - A former NASCAR driver was killed Saturday in a shooting in Georgia that also wounded a woman, investigators said.John Wes Townley, 31, died in the shooting at a home on the 200 block of Morton Avenue around 9 p.m., Athens-Clarke County Coroner Sonny Wilson told the Athens Banner-Herald.Laura Townley, 30, was also injured in the shooting.

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NDP, Liberals to propose legislation to create safety zones around Ontario hospitals, schools

Ontario NDP and the Liberals are set to introduce bills to create safety zones around institutions such as hospitals and schools to protect them from anti-vaccine harassment.NDP Leader Andrea Horwath says health-care workers shouldn’t have to be worried about “walking a gauntlet of hate and vitriol” on their way into work to save people’s lives.She says she is glad the Liberals “jumped on board” with her idea, which she first raised in August, in response to what she called organized campaigns to target small businesses implementing public health measures.

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Latest Greater Manchester Covid infection rates borough by borough, as cases rise in six areas

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87 active COVID-19 school exposures in B.C.’s Interior

COVID-19 exposures in schools in B.C.’s Southern Interior, according to the latest data published by Interior Health.All of the coronavirus exposures occurred in late September when a staff member or student attended school while infectious.“When a school staff member or student tests positive for COVID-19, public health will notify staff and students who need to take a specific action, such as self-monitoring or isolation, as a result of a COVID-19 exposure,” the IH school exposure website said. Monday marks first day of mask mandate for Okanagan K-3 students The list includes 21 schools in the Central Okanagan, a B.C.

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Guelph’s public health unit will participate in COVID-19 rapid test program in schools

COVID-19 rapid test program in schools and licensed child-care settings.The Ontario government announced on Tuesday morning that tests for unvaccinated students with no symptoms will be made available to locations where transmission is high. Ontario announces ‘targeted’ COVID-19 rapid test program in schools Within hours of that announcement, Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health announced its intention to participate and that planning locally is already underway.“I am pleased to see the province add this layer of protection,” said medical officer of health Dr.

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Senate cuts short voting bill hearing after Wolf aide's snub

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Jefferson Hospital Shooting: Murder, attempted murder charges approved against Stacey Hayes

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COVID-19: MLHU reports 15 cases, 1 death, SWPH also reports 1 death

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Lottery ticket worth $100K sold in Philadelphia

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Over 90% of education workers employed by Waterloo Region school boards fully vaccinated

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Pennsylvania woman accused in stabbing deaths of father, girlfriend in Surf City

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Pipeline developer charged in connection with contamination in Pennsylvania

DOWNINGTOWN, Pa. - Pennsylvania's attorney general filed criminal charges Tuesday against the developer of a problem-plagued pipeline that takes natural gas liquids from the Marcellus Shale gas field to an export terminal near Philadelphia.Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced the case at a news conference at Marsh Creek State Park in Downingtown, where Sunoco Pipeline LP spilled thousands of gallons of drilling fluid last year. The spill, during construction of the troubled Mariner East 2 pipeline, fouled wetlands, a stream and part of a 535-acre lake.Energy Transfer, Sunoco's owner, faces 48 criminal charges, most of them for releasing industrial waste at 22 sites in 11 counties across the state.

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Nearly three quarters of hospital patients discharged to a Rutherglen care home were not tested for COVID-19

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RAH nurse joins covid heroes for Queen's opening of Scottish Parliament

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Biden visiting Michigan to push benefits of infrastructure, social spending plans

HOWELL, Mich. - President Joe Biden will visit Michigan on Tuesday in an effort to drum up more public support of his legislative agenda, which includes bills to boost social spending and infrastructure projects, while lawmakers continue negotiations back in Washington. Biden will visit the Michigan district of moderate Democratic lawmaker Rep. Elissa Slotkin, who has urged him to promote his proposals more aggressively to the public.

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Ontario reports 429 new COVID-19 cases, 3 deaths

report, 108 cases were recorded in Toronto, 55 in Peel Region, and 47 in Ottawa.All other local public health units reported fewer than 35 new cases in the provincial report.The death toll in the province has risen to 9,757 as four more deaths were recorded, however, the ministry of health said one of those were removed for the cumulative count due to data cleaning. Ontario announces ‘targeted’ COVID-19 rapid test program in schools As of 8 p.m.

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More COVID-19 cases extends closure of Lord Elgin P.S. in London, Ont.

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'Dancing with the Stars' judge Derek Hough sits out this week after possible coronavirus exposure

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London Health Sciences Centre developing visitor COVID-19 vaccine policy

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Jefferson Hospital Shooting: Family speaks about victim of shooting on Good Day Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA - The father and the wife of the victim of the Jefferson Hospital shooting both joined Good Day Philadelphia on Tuesday to speak about the victim and the circumstances of his tragic death. On Monday, 43-year-old Anrae James was killed in the shooting, in which officials say they believe he was targeted. James was a 20-year nurse assistant at Jefferson and father of three.

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Nobel Prize for physics goes to 3 for climate discoveries

STOCKHOLM - The Nobel Prize for physics has been awarded to scientists from Japan, Germany and Italy.Syukuro Manabe, 90, and Klaus Hasselmann, 89, were cited for their work in "the physical modeling of Earth’s climate, quantifying variability and reliably predicting global warming".The second half of the prize was awarded to Giorgio Parisi, 73, for "the discovery of the interplay of disorder and fluctuations in physical systems from atomic to planetary scales."The panel said Manabe and Hasselmann "laid the foundation of our knowledge of the Earth’s climate and how humanity influences it.Starting in the 1960s, Manabe demonstrated how increases in the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere would increase global temperatures, laying the

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Philadelphia DA's Office ready to file charges after illegal drag racing gatherings

PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia District Attorney's office says its ready to file charges, as soon as possible, after a wild night of street racing and drifting in Center City. The chaotic scene happened outside of City Hall on Saturday night with videos detailing the absolute chaos. Hundreds of people and cars were there, according to police. A few people damaged a police car and some were setting off fireworks in the street. MORE HEADLINES: Now, the DA's Office is saying enough is enough. "Young people need to find other outlets for their energy besides blocking traffic and behaving in what I consider to be some reckless manners," said First Assistant District Attorney Robert Listenbee.Police say these illegal gatherings have become an

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Increase in patients with Covid-19 in hospitals

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Nicola Sturgeon to give covid update as ambulance waiting times crisis continues

Nicola Sturgeon is set to give an update on the state of the coronavirus pandemic in Scotland later today.

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Covid in Scotland LIVE as warnings raised about a winter staffing crisis at Glasgow’s flagship hospital

Today's pandemic news is likely to be dominated by Scottish Labour calling on the SNP Government to take urgent action to fill staffing gaps throughout Scotland's largest hospital.

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Doctor who contracted Covid-19 left blind after suffering a stroke in hospital

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Bond set at more than $5 million for former student accused of shooting principal at YES Prep

HOUSTON - The man accused of shooting a principal at YES Prep Southwest Secondary had his bail set for more than $5 million. Officials say Dexter Kelsey, 25, shot through the glass door in the front of the school building, located in southwest Houston midday Friday. From there, he was able to get into the school and opened fire.

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Suspected Jefferson Hospital shooter ambushed his victim, sources say

PHILADELPHIA - Police sources tell FOX 29 the suspected shooter who killed a nurse assistant at Jefferson University Hospital targeted his victim and they may have been friends.A source who watched surveillance video of the attack says the gunman wearing scrubs and a mask who also worked at the hospital, walked past more than 50 people with a bag filled with guns to the 9th floor just after midnight. He then walked over, stood above his coworker, and started firing, according to the source. The victim has been identified as 43-year-old Anrae James, a 20-year nurse assistant at Jefferson and father of three.

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