‘Drowning’: What an autopsy reveals about death by Covid
A consultant in charge of carrying out autopsies on Covid-19 patients reveals the horrific toll the virus takes on victims.
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Now airlines are flying again, experts reveal how you can try to avoid a Covid infection and how to get insured against it.
Excess Covid vaccines given as booster shots
Australian regulators have approved a third-dose Pfizer vaccine starting November 8 but some GPs are already giving booster shots using unused doses.
Third Pfizer booster shot approved
Australian regulators have approved a third dose of Pfizer, to be rolled out from November 8. This is what’s involved and how the booster program will work.
Child’s $200K miracle bone treatment denied subsidy
Audrey Ashman loves to ballet dance and plays with her brothers — but she needs a special bone treatment that’s been rejected for a government subsidy.
‘Absolutely incredible’: Miracle babies celebrate first birthday
A Melbourne woman had to say goodbye to two of her four babies. This week Skylar and Theo beat the odds to reach their first birthday.
20k Covid vax compo. How can you apply?
Severe side effects from Covid vaccines are rare, but victims will soon be able to pocket thousands of dollars. Here’s who is eligible for the payout.
Qantas shock: 100 hidden Covid cases found
Hidden Covid cases among aircraft passengers have been identified by wastewater testing on Qantas aircraft.
Pfizer says vax for younger kids 90 per cent effective
Pfizer has claimed its vaccine is highly effective in kids aged 5-11 as it seeks authorisation to use it in younger children while New Zealand sets an ambitious vaccine target.
Number of kids on ADHD medicines soars 80 per cent
Governments are under pressure to provide more resources to kids with ADHD as drug use soars 80 per cent.
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