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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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Big change coming to aged care after virus crisis

Infection control officers will be deployed to all aged care facilities in a bid to fix the “deplorable” conditions found in homes across the sector.

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Cheyenne Morgan-Paliothodoros and Isabella McSwain at Arbory Afloat. 5 different businesses hoping more people will come back to the CBD soon, especially businesses that rely on office workers. Picture: Tim Carrafa

Fears office worker cap will impair CBD recovery

Melbourne’s post-COVID economic recovery will be stunted by limits on workers returning to the office, industry experts warn.

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Sam Wilson's body was discovered in a remote section of bush in Abbeyard eight months after she was last seen. Sam Wilson's former partner David Grady was among those questioned over the mum's death.

High Country murder mystery sealed in silence

Nobody reported Sam Wilson’s 2018 disappearance. And a wall of silence followed when her body was found at a lonely bush site.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NOVEMBER 16: Prime Minister Scott Morrison puts on a face mask during a press conference at CSL Lab where a COVID-19 Vaccine is being produced on November 16, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. The federal government has announced a $1.8 billion agreement with pharmaceutical company CSL to construct a new biotech and vaccine manufacturing plant in Melbourne. The plant - to be the largest in the southern hemisphere - will deliver the first population-wide pandemic and seasonal flu vaccines for Australians, safeguarding the nation from global supply chain shortages or queues. (Photo by Darrian Traynor/Getty Images)

COVID-19 hit Australia before China, Beijing now claims

COVID-19 originated in India and spread to Australia before emerging in China, Beijing now says in its latest move to shift blame.

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THE effectiveness of strict screen time limits for kids is being questioned with some experts now calling for parental guidelines around technology use to be reassessed.14 year old Jet playing with his mates online.Picture: Jay Town

Parents warned online games a ‘honey pot’ for sex creeps

Children as young as six are regularly falling victim to creeps they meet through games, toys and apps.

Coronavirus

A flu vaccine is administered at a walk-up Covid-19 testing site, November 24, 2020, in San Fernando, California, just northeast of the city of Los Angeles. - California shattered the state's single-day COVID-19 record with over 20,500 new cases recorded on November 23 ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. (Photo by Robyn Beck / AFP)

Vaccine to let travellers skip Aussie quarantine

Tourists arriving in Australia could soon avoid hotel quarantine if they can prove they’ve been vaccinated against COVID-19.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JULY 07: A general view in the international arrivals area at Tullamarine Airport on July 07, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. The NSW-Victoria border will close at 11:59pm on Tuesday evening due to a large spike in COVID-19 cases in Victoria. It is the first time in 100 years the border between the two states has been closed, and comes after Victoria recorded its highest-ever daily increase in cases, 127, since the start of the pandemic on Monday, along with the deaths of two Victorian men. From 12:01 Wednesday 8 July, NSW residents returning from Victoria will need to self isolate for 14 days. Special provisions will be in place for border communities such as Albury-Wodonga as well as freight operations and other critical services. (Photo by Daniel Pockett/Getty Images)

Volunteers to test Victoria’s new hotel quarantine system

Victoria’s new hotel quarantine program will undergo a crash test using volunteers as the state prepares for the return of international flights.

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Labor frontbencher reveals cancer diagnosis

Labor frontbencher Jim Chalmers will go under the knife this week after revealing he was diagnosed with skin cancer.

Victoria

Health chiefs urged to think of Thomas’s family

Opposition Leader Michael O’Brien says Queensland authorities must do whatever they can to help the parents of Thomas Collins, who desperately tried to bring him home for his final days.

National

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NOVEMBER 16: Prime Minister Scott Morrison speaks during a press conference at CSL Lab where a COVID-19 Vaccine is being produced on November 16, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. The federal government has announced a $1.8 billion agreement with pharmaceutical company CSL to construct a new biotech and vaccine manufacturing plant in Melbourne. The plant - to be the largest in the southern hemisphere - will deliver the first population-wide pandemic and seasonal flu vaccines for Australians, safeguarding the nation from global supply chain shortages or queues. (Photo by Darrian Traynor/Getty Images)

PM says Australia won’t choose sides between US, China

Scott Morrison says Australia will not be “forced” to choose a side as tensions continue to escalate between the US and China.

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