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There is one new case of COVID-19 in managed isolation, and no new cases in the community.
This brings the total active cases to 71.
All close contacts of the three border-related cases have tested negative, the Ministry of Health confirmed in a statement.
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- Article: https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2021/01/coronavirus-one-new-case-in-managed-isolation-no-community-cases.html
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China is calling on Australia to "heed the constructive voices from people with vision" after New Zealand Trade Minister Damien O'Connor suggested our trans-Tasman partner practice "more diplomacy" with the Chinese.
O'Connor this week found himself in "diplomatic doo-doo", as one critic described it, after telling an American television outlet how Australia could develop its relationship with China. While New Zealand signed a free trade agreement with China this week, relations between Australia and the Chinese are at an all-time low.
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China said Friday it will no longer recognise the British National Overseas passport as a valid travel document or form of identification amid a bitter feud with London over a plan to allow millions of Hong Kong residents a route to residency and eventual citizenship.
The announcement by Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian on Friday throws up new uncertainty around the plan just hours after the UK said it would begin taking applications for what are called BNO visas beginning late Sunday.
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On the same day The Wiggles were given a space in managed isolation (MIQ), Yvonne Ponting was told there was no emergency spot for her dying brother to come home to see his family.
Trev Ponting, 46, was diagnosed with brain tumours at the end of 2019 and was treated in Japan, where he lives with his wife, Aiko, and two children, 3-year-old Mia, and 18-month-old Toa.
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I’m going to be honest, I don’t actually know what words to use to start this programme today.
I don’t know how to explain to you how messed up the Beehive’s priorities are right now.
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Read more: No to the cruise ship but yes to The Wiggles - really?
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Trade Minister Damien O’Connor’s diplomatic flub has been criticised as “dumb diplomacy” that plays into China’s desire to weaken alliances between New Zealand’s allies.
O’Connor on Tuesday sparked trans-Tasman tensions after saying Australia "should follow us and show respect" to China in a broadcast interview, weighing into a worsening rift between the two countries.
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China is heaping praise on New Zealand as "an example for Australia in how to deal" with foreign affairs after Trade Minister Damien O'Connor suggested our trans-Tasman neighbour practice "more diplomacy" with China.
O'Connor's remarks have riled some Australian politicians, such as Liberal MP Dave Sharma, who told The Sydney Morning Herald: "I don't see this advice from New Zealand as particularly insightful or helpful."
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Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi is warning tour and event organisers to sort their border requirements before trying to enter New Zealand after a cruise ship failed to secure visas for all its crew.
Officials have been communicating with operators of Le Lapérouse, a 264 passenger luxury French cruise ship currently less than 300 miles away from Auckland after it sailed from Singapore. The ship is now being held at sea pending further decision.
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