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Tamsin RoseFederal Political Reporter

Tamsin Rose is a federal political reporter for the Herald Sun. Before heading to Canberra she worked as a police reporter, general news reporter and social media producer.

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BEST PICTURES 2020. Gippsland Fires. CFA Chief officer Steve Warrington inspects the damage in Buchan after a bushfire struck the town. Friday, January 3, 2019. Picture: David Crosling/Herald Sun

Mega agency to lead nation’s disaster response

More than half a billion dollars will be given to a new agency to help communities recover and rebuild in the aftermath of serious events.

Coronavirus

MELBOURNE , AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos DECEMBER 08 , 2020 ; Returning Australian travellers aboard a Skybus arrive at The Pan Pacific Hotel along South Wharf which is one of the quarantine hotels due to COVID-19. Picture : NCA NewsWire / Ian Currie

PM welcomes Victoria’s plans for quarantine facility

Scott Morrison is seriously considering Victoria’s proposal for a dedicated quarantine facility, saying the federal government has not ruled out partially funding it.

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A health worker holds a vial of Pfizer vaccine against COVID-19 at a vaccination centre in Gibraltar on April, 6, 2021. - Gibraltar, a tiny British territory on Spain's southern tip, has become one of the first places in the world to vaccinate the bulk of its adult population against the coronavirus, allowing virus restriction to be lifted and life to almost return to normal. (Photo by CRISTINA QUICLER / AFP)

New vax centre for Melbourne; Pfizer jabs wasted

A new high-volume vaccination centre has been announced for Melbourne. It comes amid revelations bungles with the Pfizer vaccine mean the jabs are being wasted.

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Australian money background showing $100, $50 and $20 notes with a shallow depth of field.

Why women retire with less super than men

Women are wrapping up their working lives with substantially less super than men. See how much worse off they are in retirement.

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PERTH, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos APRIL 26, 2021: Premier of Western Australia, Mark McGowan speaks to the media on day 3 after the State Government ordered a three day lockdown when a man was found to be Covid positive after leaving hotel quarantine. NCA NewsWire / Tony McDonough

West Australia lifts lockdown but masks stay

West Australia’s three-day lockdown has ended as planned but face masks remain compulsory.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos FEBRUARY, 19, 2021: A pharmacist demonstrates the filling of syringes ahead of the Covid-19 vaccine rollout at the USYD Brain and Mind Centre at Camperdown in Sydney. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Joel Carrett

Syringe shortage could mean wasted Pfizer vaccine

A shortage of specialist syringes means vials of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine may be going to waste.

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Sunday 21st February 2021. The Australian. Head of Monash Health, Rhonda Stuart with the Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine as it arrives at Monash Medical Centre, Melbourne Victoria, Australia.Photograph by Arsineh Houspian /The Australian

Dark truth behind dark web vaccines

People are turning to the dark web to try and buy coronavirus vaccines, but health authorities say they need to be wary of scam artists.

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Photos obtained by the Herald Sun show a small child wandering alone near heavy forestry machinery on April 9

Anti-logging protesters’ ‘dangerous’ tactic

Anti-logging protesters have been slammed for their tactics after a toddler was photographed wandering alone near heavy forestry machinery.

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Enrolled Nurse Tracey Forbes receives her Astrazenica vaccine at the Carrum Downs Respiratory Clinic. Picture: Andrew Henshaw

Authorities ‘throwing everything’ at slow vaccine rollout

Australia’s leaders are taking a drastic step to get the COVID vaccine rollout “back on track”, amid the PM’s concession it needs an overhaul.

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(FILES) In this file photo taken on January 07, 2021 Dr Nikki Kanani prepares to administer the Oxford/AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, at the Sunrise Care Home in Sidcup, south east London. - A British trial of the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine on children has been paused while regulators assess its possible link to blood clots, Oxford University, which helped develop the jab, said on April 6, 2021. (Photo by Kirsty O'Connor / POOL / AFP)

State govt wants COVID vaccines redirected

The state Government is urging federal authorities to send doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine to GPs so more elderly Australians can be innoculated.

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