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Minister of Health says there is enough protective equipment for health workers
Health Minister David Clark told Q+A with Jack Tame that the Government has enough protective equipment for all health workers.
People should prepare themselves for the possibility of a longer lockdown – Scientist
Professor Shaun Hendy, who is leading a team that’s modelling the spread of COVID-19, says people should prepare themselves for the possibility of a longer lockdown.
The shutdown could provide a reset for the tourism industry – Tourism Holdings CEO
The head of NZ’s biggest listed tourism company says the shutdown is devastating for tourism but could provide a reset for a more sustainable future.
Very confused, very bleak – New York journalist on the COVID-19 crisis in America
Guardian US weekend editor Martin Pengelly told Q+A that the COVID-19 crisis in the US is very bleak and the worst is yet to come.
Closing down: Q+A looks at how one small town coped with shutting down life as we know it
Q+A spends the first few days of the shutdown in Masterton as people prepare for the level 4 lockdown.
NZ has a good chance at slowing the virus – WHO spokesperson
Dr Margaret Harris says the disease in New Zealand is still in early stages.
Finance Minister answers critics who say the Government should shut down schools and businesses
On Q+A today Finance Minister Grant Robertson addressed critics who are calling for the Government to shut down schools and businesses to stop the spread of COVID-19
Expert explains the process to find ‘safe and effective’ coronavirus vaccine
Dr Helen Petousis-Harris told TVNZ’1 Q+A about the race for a Covid-19 vaccine.
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