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Newsletters from Waka Toa Ora signatories and other organisations
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- Bula vinaka, Fakaalofa lahi atu, Kia orana, Malo e lelei, Talofa lava and warm Pasifika greetings.
The last three months have certainly been a whirlwind and challenged us in every way, shape and form
- Kia ora. As we move about our days, it can be easy to slip back into old habits.
Many of us took some good things out of noho rāhui/ lockdown, like cutting down on coffee, getting more exercise, and taking time to appreciate the little things
- eCALD® new courses launched in April and May 2020
During the COVID-19 Alert Levels 3 and 4, there was an increasing use of virtual health consultations in primary and secondary healthcare settings
- Kia ora. How's your Coronacoaster?
The last couple of months have been a hell of a ride, full of ups and downs, frustrations and hopefully, some good moments
- COVID-19 Update
Well done on being part of the team that has enabled NZ to move to alert Level 2. This is a significant step and we can all be proud of the efforts we have made to get us here
Posted: Wednesday, May 27, 2020
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It's become really apparent over the past week that we're all in different places at the mo - some of us are rushing back amongst it, while others are still playing it safe from our homes- Welcome to the latest news from Sustainable Ōtautahi Christchurch.
We at SŌC hope you have negotiated the lockdown and are adjusting to the new normal
- Kia ora and greetings. The nation is now settling into its first full week at alert level 2 with more people returning to work and school, after weeks of being in lockdown
- Kia ora
- Tēnā tātou katoa
- Kia ora. It's a big week ahead Aotearoa, with school heading back tomorrow and many more of us stepping out of our bubbles.
After so long in noho rāhui/ lockdown, it's totally normal for you to be experiencing mixed emotions right now
- Kia ora. Congratulations New Zealand on moving into Alert Level 2! This was only possible because of the hard work and sacrifices we all made to get COVID-19 under control. So give yourself a big pat on the back
Posted: Wednesday, May 13, 2020
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grief Kia ora. Well, what a week?!
As we grapple with what a return to alert level 2 on Thursday will mean for us, we'll all be feeling different emotions- Kia ora. Today we're sending some extra aroha to the mums, the stand-in mums, those without mums, and those who find Mother's Day a tough time. We're also thinking of those who have lost their mums, or who can't see them during lockdown
- Kia ora. Haven't we done well? Two '0' case days in a row is definitely a cause for celebration. Thank you for doing your bit!
This was always going to be a marathon, and not a sprint, and there's still a way to go. But so far, so good Aotearoa
- Kia Ora. There are many challenges ahead for those passionate about wellbeing especially food security. We have witnessed all levels of society demonstrating a strong ability to pivot quickly and support local communities
- Kia ora. How has your first week of level 3 been?
We see you out there cycling, walking in the sun and showing the love to our local food and coffee joints. Go you!
While there's been good bits, we know that there's been lots of wobbles and struggles too
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