In the last year, 846,848 doses of Covid vaccine have been delivered in New Zealand. Under 1,800 people have chosen to take their first vaccination, and based on the population estimate for December 2022, that is 0.157% of the Unvaccinated population. There was a bit of a jump in the percentage of the 1-dose cohort…
Somebody asked on X “who is still getting the jab?”. I figured that might make an interesting exercise, so I took a look. Very basic maths: Take the number of “Vaccinations Last Week” from the MoH stats, and divide that by the number of people in the “previous cohort”. ie: Number of 2nd Doses Given…
Based on the response to an OIA, where HNZ has provided Mortality data by age group, it appears as though the number of infants (0-4 year old) may have more than doubled in 2022.
Vaccination Status NZ Vaccination Groups – By highest number of doses given All data for these graphs comes from https://www.health.govt.nz/covid-19-novel-coronavirus/covid-19-data-and-statistics/covid-19-vaccine-data and the StatsNZ Population Estimate of 5,151,600. NZ Vaccination Groups – By “Vaccinated Status”
A question from Macca That should (barring any data fudging by MoH in the last quarter) be easy enough to calculate. Using WayBack Machine to look at the 3 January 2023 Vaccination table, we get: Then, comparing to the latest (4 April) data: We get the following numbers of doses given in the last 3…