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Health and disability services will continue to be available under Alert Level 2
• There will be no changes to planned care – appointments, clinics and surgical procedures will go ahead. People should attend their scheduled appointments at the hospital unless they have been contacted and … View moreHealth and disability services will continue to be available under Alert Level 2
• There will be no changes to planned care – appointments, clinics and surgical procedures will go ahead. People should attend their scheduled appointments at the hospital unless they have been contacted and told otherwise. People who are unwell and may be infectious should not put others at risk – they should phone ahead to reschedule their appointment or to make special arrangements for urgent care.
• Staff will adhere to physical distance and infection prevention guidelines. Patients and visitors are asked to cooperate with Level 2 rules and any requests to them from health workers.
• Mask guidance: Staff who need to work with patients at a close distance will wear face masks. Patients who have symptoms may be asked to wear a mask during their appointment or procedure, and while they are in the hospital building. Patients who do not have symptoms do not necessarily have to wear a mask for their appointment, however.
• Patients and visitors may be asked screening questions, eg about whether they have been overseas recently, had contact with anyone who has been overseas recently, or had any potential recent exposure to COVID-19 such as being a close contact of a confirmed or probable case. They may also be asked if they have recently travelled to Auckland, or been in contact with someone who has.
• Hospitals will operate in line with the National Hospital Response Framework
• Some appointments will be offered by virtual consultation – this has been occurring during Alert Level 1 and will continue.
Struggling to keep their staff due to the rising cost of housing in the Nelson-Tasman region, Jason and Ange Mudgway think they have a way to help. They propose subdividing their own land and putting in a range of covenants to keep the build cost down. Do you think it could work?
Nelson Marlborough Health’s chief executive Peter Bramley has temporarily left Nelson to do a stint at Canterbury DHB following the shock resignation of its CEO.
Demand for housing has continued to outstrip supply across Nelson in the past five years - with house prices continuing to rise in 2020 despite the economic uncertainty brought about by Covid-19.
What do you think has been driving the growth in the market during this time? Let us know your … View moreDemand for housing has continued to outstrip supply across Nelson in the past five years - with house prices continuing to rise in 2020 despite the economic uncertainty brought about by Covid-19.
What do you think has been driving the growth in the market during this time? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.
Isabelle wants to be a part of her local community. She wants to grow vegetables with her three children. But with rental insecurity forcing her to move three times in two years, the things that home owners take for granted are out of reach.
With no luck finding a rental property, she and her … View moreIsabelle wants to be a part of her local community. She wants to grow vegetables with her three children. But with rental insecurity forcing her to move three times in two years, the things that home owners take for granted are out of reach.
With no luck finding a rental property, she and her children are facing the prospect of ending up in hotel accommodation. And once you're in emergency accommodation, it becomes even harder to find a home.
Hi neighbours,
Wondering what the mandatory use of masks during level 2 means for you?
Based on the information at hand, here’s what you need to know about the new face mask requirements, including what kind of covering you can use and when to use it.
Click here to read more.
Hey neighbours,
Hurry! You’ve got just 5 days to nominate your Kiwibank New Zealand Local Hero of the Year from Nelson and give their mahi the recognition it deserves. 16 regions, 16 winners. All it takes is one nomination.
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Small business owners who need funding to support cash flow or invest in the future can apply for a small business loan up to $300K with Prospa to help them Beat 2020.
Business Loan applications take around 10 minutes online, and you’ll get a fast decision and funding possible in 24 hours –… View moreSmall business owners who need funding to support cash flow or invest in the future can apply for a small business loan up to $300K with Prospa to help them Beat 2020.
Business Loan applications take around 10 minutes online, and you’ll get a fast decision and funding possible in 24 hours – so you can get on with business sooner.
Prospa is New Zealand’s small business lending specialist, and we’re here to help you Beat 2020. Get in touch with our team of friendly business lending specialists today!
A Nelson bride-to-be has had to postpone her wedding once due to Covid, and as the new date looms, anxiety is building.
What big events did you have planned during Covid that have been cancelled or moved, whether it was your 50th or a baby shower?
Does sharing insurance, registration costs and a car appeal to you? A Tasman woman might have the answer. Erin Taylor has an old car to sell, but she thinks starting up a car share collective could be a better answer while helping some people's transport woes.
Dear neighbours,
Nominations for our 2020 Ryman Healthcare Gardener of the Year ends on Monday, August 31. So don't forget to let us know all about the green thumbs doing heroic work for their community.
Do you know someone sharing the veggies they've grown with their neighbours? … View moreDear neighbours,
Nominations for our 2020 Ryman Healthcare Gardener of the Year ends on Monday, August 31. So don't forget to let us know all about the green thumbs doing heroic work for their community.
Do you know someone sharing the veggies they've grown with their neighbours? Perhaps locals restoring a park in the area to bring back birds, or a group of neighbours doing a great job in their community garden. Nominate them today, and tell us why they deserve to be this year's Ryman Healthcare Gardener of the Year.
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Auckland will remain in lockdown until Sunday, a four-day extension of the lockdown which was meant to lift on Wednesday.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said there were promising signs that the Government was getting on top of the virus, but a short extension was recommended by director-general of … View moreAuckland will remain in lockdown until Sunday, a four-day extension of the lockdown which was meant to lift on Wednesday.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said there were promising signs that the Government was getting on top of the virus, but a short extension was recommended by director-general of health Ashley Bloomfield.
On Sunday night Auckland would move down to level 2. The rest of the country would stay at level 2.
Ardern said the rest of the country needed to stay at an elevated alert level to mitigate the risk of cases leaving Auckland when interregional travel resumed. Click here to read more.
The Nelson Mail is doing a series on housing and we would love to hear your stories. Are you struggling to buy or rent? Do you want to build?
Perhaps you are doing without as you pay the mortgage or rent? Or maybe you have an idea that could help ease the housing crisis?
Check out the series and … View moreThe Nelson Mail is doing a series on housing and we would love to hear your stories. Are you struggling to buy or rent? Do you want to build?
Perhaps you are doing without as you pay the mortgage or rent? Or maybe you have an idea that could help ease the housing crisis?
Check out the series and get in contact via newsdesk@nelsonmail.co.nz
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