The following charts have been removed from the Covid-19 data visualisations: NZ in numbers webpage:
- Locations of interest chart - removed as data no longer available.
- Estimated variant prevalence in New Zealand - removed and replaced with data from ESR.
- International arrivals pre-departure testing and vaccination compliance - removed as border cases became less relevant.
- Quarantine capacity - removed as no longer as relevant.
- Covid-19 cases not epidemiologically linked - removed as data no longer available.
- Percentage of schools with notified cases over past 10 days - removed as data no longer available.
- Previous day's new Covid-19 cases infectious in the community - removed as data no longer available.
- Use of the Covid Tracer app- removed as no longer as relevant.
- Percentage of schools with notified cases (time series) - removed as data no longer available.
- Contact tracing - removed as data no longer available.
- School and ELS staff and student cases in past seven days - removed as data no longer available.
- Cases notified to the Ministry of Education in past seven days - removed as data no longer available.
- Cases in early learning services and schools in past seven days - removed as data no longer available.
- Fully-staffed ICU beds - removed as ICU admissions shown in another chart and possible out-of-date ICU bed numbers, requiring OIAs to update.
- Hospitalised by DHB/Region per 100,000 population - removed due to inconsistent data.
- Vaccination status of total cases and hospitalisations since August 2021 - removed due to data changes and occasionally inconsistent data from MoH. The time spent troubleshooting, obtaining corrected data and rebuilding these charts proved excessive.
- Vaccination status of new cases per 100,000 of population segment - removed due to data changes and occasionally inconsistent data from MoH. The time spent troubleshooting, obtaining corrected data and rebuilding these charts proved excessive.
- Vaccination status of new hospitalisations for Covid per 100,000 of population segment - removed due to data changes and occasionally inconsistent data from MoH. The time spent troubleshooting, obtaining corrected data and rebuilding these charts proved excessive.
- Vaccination status of population and 7-day rolling average of new cases and hospitalisations - removed due to data changes and occasionally inconsistent data from MoH. The time spent troubleshooting, obtaining corrected data and rebuilding these charts proved excessive.
- Search vaccination rates by suburb - removed due to data supply changes requiring significant effort to rebuild.
- Weekly deaths within 28 days of being reported as case - removed and replaced with daily deaths.
- Active cases by DHB/Region (map) and time series graphs for DHBs - removed after some DHBs were merged together, then later unmerged weeks later, disrupting time series data. Replaced with map and time series graphs of daily cases.
- Daily cases, hospitalisations and deaths per million - removed after first Omicron peak as no longer as relevant.
- Traffic light management system map - removed as traffic light system discontinued.
- Daily active Covid-19 cases - removed as no longer available after switch to weekly reporting.
- Booster effectiveness over time - removed as no longer as relevant with second boosters becoming available to selected groups.
- Daily cases by DHB map - removed with switch to weekly reporting.
- Daily cases by DHB/Region per 100,000 population - removed with the switch to weekly reporting.
- Vaccination - Eligible population vaccinated - removed due to outdated StatsNZ population estimates of age groups.
- Age of new cases by week - removed due to time needed to update.
- Border cases - removed as data no longer available
- Border variants - removed as data no longer available
- Vaccinations: percentage of DHB total and eligible - removed as data format changed
- Total population vaccinated - removed due to data source issues
Data related to Covid-19 from the Ministry of Health is available here: https://www.health.govt.nz/covid-19-novel-coronavirus/covid-19-data-and-statistics
