Friday, October 23, 2026

Labour’s duty of care questioned over children’s vaccine risks

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Sovereign Party Leader Joshua Riley is questioning Labour’s proposed Online Duty of Care laws, citing the former government’s handling of myocarditis risks among young Covid vaccine recipients.

Riley said official documents showed health advisers recommended delaying second doses and raised concerns about vaccine mandates for under-18s.

He also highlighted the Ministry of Health’s removal of myocarditis references from public communications and its classification of some vaccine safety concerns as disinformation.

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