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Colourful autumn fungi for today’s Wide Wednesday challenge -  ‘colourful’ is the suggested theme.


Thank you for the comments, stars and hearts for yesterday’s tiny daisy with an even tinier curling petal. 



Coronavirus
For the 12th day in a row New Zealand has no new cases of Covid-19, but one case still remains active. Daily Lab testing continues with total tests now 283,525.


As NZ will hopefully move to Alert Level 1 next week I am including a published timeline to show where we as a nation have come from during this time.
Timeline of changes to New Zealand's Covid-19 alert levels
21 March - The prime minister introduced the Alert Levels Framework and announced that New Zealand was currently at Alert level 2
23 March - Announcement that New Zealand would move immediately to Alert Level 3, and move to level 4 at 11:59pm on 25 March for an initial period of four weeks (up to 22 April), with a review prior to this date to decide whether and when to move to Alert Level 3
20 April - Announcement that Alert Level 4 would be extended slightly, then move from level 4 to level 3 at 11:59pm on Monday, April 27 for at least two weeks, at which time the level would be reviewed
11 May - The prime minister announced a graduated move to level 2, commencing at 11.59pm on 13 May
21 May - Some level 2 restrictions on hospitality businesses were loosened from this date, and a further loosening of social gatherings limits occurred again on 28 May.
2 June - Undertaking to consider on 8 June whether and when to move to Alert Level 1