News Posts 2021 – Page 35 – The Valley Profile

Interviews have been undertaken with the vast majority of students considered close contacts at Mangatangi School.

Another 50-60 Covid-19 cases expected

Post author:Teresa Ramsey
Post published:September 21, 2021
Post category:September 2021

Of the 14 new Covid-19 cases reported today, one is a household contact of the man released on bail to a Kaiaua/Whakatīwai address. However, Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield…

GPS records indicated that the man made four brief stops on the way to his bail address at Whakatīwai.

Person who spread Covid-19 to prisoner identified

Post author:Teresa Ramsey
Post published:September 20, 2021
Post category:September 2021

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has this morning identified a link to how the Covid-positive prisoner remanded to a Kaiaua/Whakatīwai address contacted the virus. However, she would not confirm whether the…

Johnny Paynter, centre, with the Steampunk train. Photo: SUPPLIED/LENA FISHER

Thames ‘icon’ remembered as a good man

Post author:Geoff Sanders
Post published:September 20, 2021
Post category:September 2021

OBITUARY John “Johnny” Paynter1935 - 2021 An “icon” in the Thames motor industry has been remembered as a good man, and a man who had not only strong faith, but…

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