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    Students are once again the focus of vaccination clinics in Canterbury

    Students are once again the focus of vaccination clinics in Canterbury


    Ara is hosting a series of vaccination clinics at three of its six campuses in Christchurch and Timaru today - with free bacon butties, burgers and prizes on offer.

    Lincoln University vaccinated 314 people at its clinic yesterday.

    Te Tiriti Partnerships Executive Director Te Marino Lenihan says they're hoping to vaccinate up to 300 students at each clinic.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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