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A COVID-19 reporting dashboard from Health New Zealand (Te Whatu Ora), dated Sunday, February 22, 2026. It features a large line/area chart showing case trends from 2020 to 2026, with a sharp peak in early 2022 and smaller waves afterward. At the top right, summary boxes show total reported cases (2.7M), cases in the last 30 days (1172), and deaths in the last 7 days (355). A dropdown allows selecting report type (set to “Cases”). On the left, a vertical menu includes filters: Age, Ethnicity, District, Deprivation, and Definitions. The interface appears to be built in Microsoft Power BI, with navigation controls and zoom options at the bottom.
New Zealand COVID weekly update: 22 Feb 2026
16 Feb to 22 Feb 2026:
🔹Reported cases: 355
🔹Reported Deaths: 17
🔹Reported deaths last 30 days: 72
🔹Total deaths: 5,622 (+17)
3 Feb to 9 Feb 2026:
🔹Hospitalisations: 50
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Screenshot of Health New Zealand (Te Whatu Ora) COVID-19 Reporting dashboard dated Sunday, February 1, 2026. Line and area chart shows overall COVID-19 case counts and 7-day rolling average from 2020–2026, with a large peak in early 2022 and much lower activity through 2023–2025. Summary tiles show ~2.7M total cases since 2020, 919 reported in the last 30 days, and 236 in the last 7 days. Interactive menu includes age, ethnicity, district, deprivation, and definitions filters.
New Zealand COVID weekly update: 1 Feb 2026
🚨Last update: 19 Jan 2026
26 Jan to 1 Feb 2026:
🔹Reported cases: 236
🔹Reported Deaths: 12
🔹Reported deaths last 30 days: 43
🔹Total deaths: 5,565 (+12)
13 Jan to 19 Jan 2026:
🔹Hospitalisations: 46
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A screenshot of New Zealand’s COVID-19 Reporting dashboard showing overall case counts over time. A large line/area graph displays daily reported cases (7-day rolling average) from 2020 to 2025, with a sharp peak in early 2022 and smaller waves through 2023–2024, tapering to low levels in 2025. Summary tiles at the top show 2.7M total cases, 736 cases in the last 30 days, and 171 cases in the last 7 days. A sidebar menu lists filters (Age, Ethnicity, District, Deprivation), and the dashboard is built in Microsoft Power BI. Source: Health New Zealand (Te Whatu Ora) — As at Sunday, 21 December 2025.
New Zealand COVID weekly update: 21 Dec 2025
15 Dec to 21 Dec 2025:
🔹Reported cases: 171 (+2.3%)
🔹Reported Deaths: 9 (-30.7%)
🔹Reported deaths last 30 days: 37
🔹Total deaths: 5,519 (+9)
2 Dec to 8 Dec 2025:
🔹Hospitalisations: 19 (-20.8%)
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Screenshot of Health New Zealand (Te Whatu Ora) COVID-19 Reporting dashboard dated Sunday, December 14, 2025. The “Overall Counts” chart shows daily COVID-19 cases with a 7-day rolling average from 2020 to 2025. A large peak appears in early 2022 (around 25,000 cases per day), followed by smaller waves through 2022–2023 and much lower activity in 2024–2025. Summary tiles show ~2.7 million total reported cases, 731 cases reported in the last 30 days, and 167 cases in the last 7 days. Interactive menu options include Age, Ethnicity, District, Deprivation, and Definitions.
New Zealand COVID weekly update: 14 Dec 2025
8 Dec to 14 Dec 2025:
🔹Reported cases: 167 (+3.0%)
🔹Reported Deaths: 13 (+44.4%)
🔹Total deaths: 5,510 (+13)
25 Nov to 1 Dec 2025:
🔹Hospitalisations: 24 (-4.0%)
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A New Zealand COVID-19 reporting dashboard from Health New Zealand (Te Whatu Ora), dated “As at Sunday, December 07, 2025.” The main header reads COVID-19 REPORTING. On the left is a sidebar labeled “Contents” with buttons for Age, Ethnicity, District, Deprivation, and Definitions. The center of the screen shows a large line graph titled “Overall Counts” with the report type set to “Cases.” The graph shows daily case counts with a 7-day rolling average from 2020 to 2025, with very low levels early on, a large spike in early 2022, several smaller peaks in 2023, and low numbers through 2024 and 2025. Above the graph on the right are summary boxes: “2.7M Reported Total since 01-01-20,” “724 Reported Last 30 Days (08-11-25 to 07-12-25),” and “162 Reported Last 7 Days (01-12-25 to 07-12-25).” At the bottom is a Microsoft Power BI interface bar showing page navigation “1 of 6.”
🇳🇿New Zealand COVID weekly update: 7 Dec 2025
1 Dec to 7 Dec 2025:
🔹Reported cases: 162 (-11.9%)
🔹Reported Deaths: 9 (+50.0%)
🔹Total deaths: 5,497 (+9)
18 Nov to 24 Nov 2025:
🔹Hospitalisations: 25 (+4.1%)
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A dashboard titled “COVID-19 REPORTING” from Health New Zealand (Te Whatu Ora), dated Sunday, November 30, 2025. On the left side is a vertical menu labeled “Contents” with buttons for Age, Ethnicity, District, Deprivation, and Definitions. In the center is a line/area chart titled “Overall Counts,” showing reported COVID-19 cases as a 7-day rolling average across a timeline from 2020 to 2025. The graph shows very low levels in 2020, sharp peaks in 2022 and early 2023, then lower but fluctuating levels through 2024 and 2025. On the right, three large statistic boxes display: “2.7M Reported Total since 01-01-20,” “748 Reported Last 30 Days (01-11-25 to 30-11-25),” and “184 Reported Last 7 Days (24-11-25 to 30-11-25).” A “Clear Selections” button sits near the top right. At the bottom, a navigation bar indicates “1 of 6” pages with Microsoft Power BI branding.
🇳🇿New Zealand COVID weekly update: 30 Nov 2025
24 Nov to 30 Nov 2025:
🔹Reported cases: 184 (+13.5%)
🔹Reported Deaths: 6 (+20.0%)
🔹Total deaths: 5,488 (+6)
11 Nov to 17 Nov 2025:
🔹Hospitalisations: 24 (-41.4%)
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For a lot, it was the last year of their lives.
So thanks again, PM Ardern and Dr Bloomfield ❤️ #covid19nz
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A Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora COVID-19 Reporting dashboard dated Sunday, November 23, 2025. The header shows “COVID-19 REPORTING” with navigation buttons on the left for Age, Ethnicity, District, Deprivation and Definitions. The main panel displays an Overall Counts graph with a dropdown set to “Cases.” The line chart spans 2020–2025, showing the large Omicron-era surge in early 2022, followed by smaller waves through 2023–2025. At the top right, three summary figures are shown: 2.7M reported total cases since 01-01-20 695 reported in the last 30 days (25-10 to 23-11-25) 162 reported in the last 7 days (17-11 to 23-11-25) The interface uses a blue-to-purple gradient background with white text and Power BI controls visible at the bottom.
New Zealand COVID weekly update: 23 Nov 2025
17 Nov to 23 Nov 2025:
🔹Reported cases: 162 (+3.1%)
🔹Reported Deaths: 5 (+150.0%)
🔹Total deaths: 5,482 (+5)
4 Nov to 10 Nov 2025:
🔹Hospitalisations: 41 (+28.1%)
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Funny how all the reviews of PM Ardern's handling of #Covid19nz were positive, with a few hindsight comments about lessons!
Unfortunately we still haven't systemically cleaned our air or invested heavily in our health or communities. 😬 #nzpol
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A Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora COVID-19 Reporting dashboard dated Sunday, November 16, 2025. The screen shows “Overall Counts” with a line chart of daily COVID-19 cases (7-day rolling average) from 2020 to 2025. A sharp peak appears in early 2022, followed by smaller waves through 2023–2025. Summary boxes on the right display: 2.7M reported total cases since 01-01-20, 678 reported in the last 30 days, and 157 reported in the last 7 days. A left-hand menu includes filters for Age, Ethnicity, District, Deprivation, and Definitions.
🇳🇿New Zealand COVID weekly update: 16 Nov 2025
10 Nov to 16 Nov 2025:
🔹Reported cases: 157 (-13.2%)
🔹Reported Deaths: 2 (-50.0%)
🔹Total deaths: 5,477 (+2)
28 Oct to 3 Nov 2025:
🔹Hospitalisations: 32 (+39.1%)
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Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora COVID-19 Reporting dashboard dated November 9, 2025. Line graph shows COVID cases from 2020–2025 with a major spike in 2022 and smaller waves afterward. Totals: 2.7M cases since 2020, 655 in past 30 days, 181 in past 7 days. Sidebar filters for Age, Ethnicity, District, and Deprivation.
🇳🇿New Zealand COVID weekly update: 9 Nov 2025
3 Nov to 9 Nov 2025:
🔹Reported cases: 181 (+19.8%)
🔹Reported Deaths: 4 (-20.0%)
🔹Total deaths: 5,475 (+4)
21 Oct to 27 Oct 2025:
🔹Hospitalisations: 23 (-20.6%)
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Dr Bloomfield and Dr Mcelroy must have known Dr Verrall wasn't going to support #covid19nz prevention as #vaccinesPlus.
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Screenshot from the Health New Zealand – Te Whatu Ora COVID-19 Reporting dashboard, dated Sunday, November 2, 2025. The title reads “COVID-19 Reporting.” A line graph shows overall COVID-19 case counts from 2020 to 2025, with a sharp peak in 2022 and smaller waves through 2023–2024 before flattening by 2025. Summary boxes display 2.7 million total reported cases since January 2020, 668 in the last 30 days, and 151 in the last 7 days. A sidebar menu lists filters for Age, Ethnicity, District, Deprivation, and Definitions. The layout uses teal and navy blue tones with white text and Te Whatu Ora branding.
New Zealand COVID weekly update: 5 Nov 2025
27 Oct to 2 Nov 2025:
🔹Reported cases: 151 (Stable)
🔹Reported Deaths: 5 (+400.0%)
🔹Total deaths: 5,471 (+5)
14 Oct to 20 Oct 2025:
🔹Hospitalisations: 29 (-14.7%)
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This image shows a Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora dashboard titled “COVID-19 Reporting,” dated Sunday, October 26, 2025. A large line graph displays COVID case trends from 2020 to 2025, highlighting major peaks in 2022 and 2023 with lower but ongoing activity in 2024–2025. Metrics show 2.7M reported cases since January 2020, 721 cases in the past 30 days, and 151 cases in the past 7 days. A sidebar offers filters such as Age, Ethnicity, District, and Deprivation.
New Zealand COVID weekly update:
20 Oct to 26 Oct 2025:
🔹Reported cases: 151 (-12.2%)
🔹Reported Deaths: 1 (-66.6%)
🔹Total deaths: 5,466 (+1)
7 Oct to 13 Oct 2025:
🔹Hospitalisations: 34 (+13.3%)
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Measles outbreak in NZ linked to local transmission, not travel. Stay vigilant! #COVID19NZ https://fefd.link/QoOsT
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Screenshot of New Zealand’s Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora COVID-19 Reporting dashboard (dated Sunday, October 19, 2025). It shows a large blue graph titled “Overall Counts” with a sharp peak in 2022 and smaller waves through 2023–2025. The total reported cases are 2.7 million since 1 Jan 2020, 808 in the past 30 days, and 172 in the past 7 days. Sidebar buttons on the left include Age, Ethnicity, District, Deprivation, and Definitions.
New Zealand COVID weekly update:
13 Oct to 19 Oct 2025:
🔹Reported cases: 172 (+48.2%)
🔹Reported Deaths: 3 (+200.0%)
🔹Total deaths: 5,465 (+3)
30 Sep to 6 Oct 2025:
🔹Hospital admissions: 30
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Note: Due to a change in the underlying IT systems, deaths attributed to COVID-19 will no longer be reported with the same recency, and COVID-19 attributed deaths will now be reported from the Mortality Collections only. This ensures that deaths have undergone systemic checks and include coronial inquest findings, which is in line with the reporting of deaths from other diseases, including other scheduled Notifiable Diseases. From the 17th of July 2025 only deaths recorded in the Mortality Collection will be reported as COVID-19 attributed. The most recent data in the Mortality Collection is for 2022 which is preliminary - more information can be found on the Mortality Collection webpage(external link)
New Zealand will no longer give timely COVID death updates. From July 17, 2025, deaths are only reported via the Mortality Collection – a slower process that lags weeks or months. Official counts will look lower, but the deaths are still happening.
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Of the 4 people whose deaths we are reporting today: one was from Northland, one was from Bay of Plenty region, and two were from MidCentral. One was in their 50s, two were in their 70s, and one was in their 80s. Of these people, four were men. Note: Due to a change in the underlying IT systems, deaths attributed to COVID-19 will no longer be reported with the same recency, and COVID-19 attributed deaths will now be reported from the Mortality Collections only. This ensures that deaths have undergone systemic checks and include coronial inquest findings, which is in line with the reporting of deaths from other diseases, including other scheduled Notifiable Diseases. From the 17th of July 2025 only deaths recorded in the Mortality Collection will be reported as COVID-19 attributed. The most recent data in the Mortality Collection is for 2022 which is preliminary - more information can be found on the Mortality Collection webpage(external link).
Sadly, 1 death reported today
🔹COVID-attributed deaths: 1
🔹Not COVID: -1
🔹Not available: 4
1 was in their 50s
2 were in their 70s
1 was in their 80s
Of these people, 4 were men.
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Screenshot from the Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora COVID-19 weekly summary update, last updated 2 pm, 13 October 2025. It states the data covers cases recorded up to 11:59 pm, 12 October 2025. Under the Summary section: New cases reported: 116 Reinfections: 73 Cases in hospital (as at midnight Sunday): 13 Cases in ICU: Not available (marked “**”).
New Zealand COVID weekly update: 6 Oct to 12 Oct 2025
🔹New cases: 116 (-41.4%)
🔹Reinfections: 73 (62.9%)
🔹Deaths: 1 (-75.0%)
🔹Total deaths: 4,803 (+1)
🔹Hospital: 13 (-38.0%)
🔹ICU: n/a
🔸62.9% were reinfections
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Sadly, 9 deaths reported today
🔹COVID-attributed deaths: 4
🔹Not COVID: -1
🔹Not available: 6
1 was in their 70s
7 were in their 80s
1 was aged over 90
Of these people, 4 were women and 5 were men.
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New Zealand COVID weekly update: 29 Sep to 5 Oct 2025
🔹New cases: 198 (-19.1%)
🔹Reinfections: 130 (65.6%)
🔹Deaths: 4 (+33.3%)
🔹Total deaths: 4,802 (+4)
🔹Hospital: 21 (-16.0%)
🔹ICU: n/a
🔸65.6% were reinfections
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ニュージーランドCOVID週間最新情報：2025年9月22日～28日
🔹新規感染者数：245人（1.2%減）
🔹再感染者数：164人（66.9%減）
🔹死亡者数：3人（50.0%減）
🔹累計死亡者数：4,798人（3人増）
🔹入院者数：25人（26.4%減）
🔹ICU：該当なし
🔸66.9%が再感染
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*The change in total deaths with COVID may not be equal to the number of new deaths reported today. This is because deaths that occurred more than 28 days after a positive test that are subsequently determined to be unrelated to COVID are removed from the total. Of the 17 people whose deaths we are reporting today: one was from Auckland region, three were from Waikato, one was from Hawke's Bay, one was from Taranaki, one was from MidCentral, four were from Wellington region, two were from Nelson Marlborough, four were from Canterbury. One was in their 30s, two were in their 60s, three were in their 70s, six were in their 80s and five were aged over 90. Of these people, 11 were women and six were men.
Sadly, 10 deaths reported today
🔸COVID-attributed deaths: 3
🔸Not COVID: 0
🔸Not available: 7
**The age breakdown for deaths isn’t right — looks like last week’s data again**
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New Zealand COVID update (week ending 28 Sept 2025): 📊 245 new cases 🔄 164 reinfections 🏥 25 in hospital (midnight Sunday) 🛌 ICU numbers: not available
New Zealand COVID weekly update: 22 Sep to 28 Sep 2025
🔹New cases: 245 (-1.2%)
🔹Reinfections: 164 (66.9%)
🔹Deaths: 3 (-50.0%)
🔹Total deaths: 4,798 (+3)
🔹Hospital: 25 (-26.4%)
🔹ICU: n/a
🔸66.9% were reinfections
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Sadly, 17 deaths reported today
🔸COVID-attributed deaths: 6
🔸Not COVID: 2
🔸Not available: 9
1 was in their 30s
2 were in their 60s
3 were in their 70s
6 were in their 80s
5 were aged over 90
Of these people, 11 were women and 6 were men.
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New Zealand COVID weekly update: 15 Sep to 21 Sep 2025
🔹New cases: 248 (-22.2%)
🔹Reinfections: 150 (60.4%)
🔹Deaths: 6 (+200.0%)
🔹Total deaths: 4,795 (+6)
🔹Hospital: 34 (-8.1%)
🔹ICU: n/a
🔸60.4% were reinfections
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*The change in total deaths with COVID may not be equal to the number of new deaths reported today. This is because deaths that occurred more than 28 days after a positive test that are subsequently determined to be unrelated to COVID are removed from the total. Of the 15 people whose deaths we are reporting today: six were from Auckland region, one was from Waikato, one was from Bay of Plenty, two were from MidCentral, three were from Wellington region, one was from Canterbury, one was from South Canterbury Two were in their 50s, two were in their 60s, one was in their 70s, six were in their 80s and four were aged over 90. Of these people, five were women and ten were men.
Sadly, 15 deaths reported today
🔸COVID-attributed deaths: 2
🔸Not COVID: 1
🔸Not available: 11
2 were in their 50s
2 were in their 60s
1 was in their 70s
6 were in their 80s
4 were aged over 90
Of these people, 5 were women and 10 were men.
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Last updated 2pm 15 September 2025. This data is updated weekly. All data on this page relates to cases recorded prior to 11:59 pm 14 September 2025. New Zealand COVID weekly update: 8 Sep to 14 Sep 2025 🔹New cases: 319 (-9.3%) 🔹Reinfections: 176 (55.1%) 🔹Deaths: 2 (-71.4%) 🔹Total deaths: 4,789 (+2) 🔹Hospital: 37 (-26.0%) 🔹ICU: n/a 🔸55.1% were reinfections
New Zealand COVID weekly update: 8 Sep to 14 Sep 2025
🔹New cases: 319 (-9.3%)
🔹Reinfections: 176 (55.1%)
🔹Deaths: 2 (-71.4%)
🔹Total deaths: 4,789 (+2)
🔹Hospital: 37 (-26.0%)
🔹ICU: n/a
🔸55.1% were reinfections
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Sadly, 14 deaths reported today
🔸COVID-attributed deaths: 7
🔸Not COVID: 0
🔸Not available: 7
1 was in their 50s
2 were in their 60s
3 were in their 70s
6 were in their 80s
2 were aged over 90
Of these people, 9 were women and 5 were men.
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