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Still time to share your COVID-19 experience, says Inquiry Chair

22 March 2024

There is still time to share your experiences with the COVID-19 Inquiry says its Chair, Professor Tony Blakely.

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Over 5000 pandemic stories received by COVID-19 Inquiry

12 March 2024

With almost two weeks of public submissions still to go, over 5000 stories of the pandemic have been shared so far with the Covid-19 Inquiry, says Inquiry Chair Professor Tony Blakely.

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COVID-19 Inquiry Pānui: Issue 7

6 March 2024

A real focus for the Inquiry during February has been to ensure that people can share their experiences with us.

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COVID-19 Inquiry to visit Te Tai Tokerau Northland

19 February 2024

Better understanding the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the people of Te Tai Tokerau, and the role communities played in the pandemic response, will be the focus of a visit to the region this week, says COVID-19 Inquiry Chair Professor Tony Blakely.

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Hearing from New Zealanders a vital part of learning the lessons from COVID-19, says Inquiry Chair

8 February 2024

An important part of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into COVID-19’s work is to understand what happened to people and why, says Inquiry Chair Professor Tony Blakely.

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COVID-19 Inquiry Pānui: Issue 6

8 February 2024

You can now share your COVID-19 story with the Royal Commission.

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