Stop playing politics and get everyone aboard the vaccine train
It’s wrong to blame over 50s for being concerned about Covid vaccinations — an advertising campaign is desperately needed
Vaccinations
To jab or not to jab, the question of our endless debate
The suggestion that vaccination will reopen our borders and save lives is clearly not convincing many Australians to get the jab.
The fresh dangers of Fortress Australia
COVID success now threatens our economic recovery in race the Morrison government pretends is not happening.
Middle East conflict reminds us all of the need to live and let live
The Middle East conflict continues to draw comment from readers, but vaccines are also top of mind for many.
Don’t delay jab warning to over 50s
Medical groups and leading doctors have warned people older than 50 not to delay in getting a COVID-19 vaccine.
Covid, vaccines and opening our borders
What a relief the government controls the big decisions in the fight against coronavirus and not big business
Human face of suffering waiting for Covid vaccines
Concern about the vaccine rollout has international ramifications for desperate families wanting to be reunited
‘Oldies’ hedging their Covid-19 jab bets
The government’s hope of vaccinating the bulk of the population by the end of the year is being threatened by people delaying their jabs.
Homegrown mRNA jabs closer to reality
Australia is moving closer to achieving self-reliance in COVID vaccine production, with the federal government confirming it is looking at providing financial support for an mRNA vaccine production plant in Adelaide.
Experts reject PM’s transmission claim
Health experts have questioned Scott Morrison’s assertion that there is little evidence to indicate transmission of COVID-19 is preventable.
Time to build proper quarantine facilities before more mutant strains arrive
Covid is increasing globally, not declining, and it is spreading to younger generations (against all predictions).
Call to weigh anchor on cruising our waters
Vaccinations are not needed for the resumption of cruising in Australia, infectious disease expert says.
Only 40pc of available jabs are in arms
The slow rate of vaccinations has nothing to do with adequate supplies | Here’s what has happened to the nation’s 5 million Pfizer and AstraZeneca doses.
State rolls up its sleeves on home-made vaccines
The Andrews government will kick start Australia’s mission to develop mRNA vaccines domestically with a $50M investment.
Vaccine rollout at risk over duelling ‘expert’ opinions
Vaccination is too important to be overwhelmed by negative commentary; is Labor’s new coal bromance a fickle flame?
Can Frydenberg keep the recovery rolling?
On May 11, the Treasurer will prioritise spending and push economic reform out to the distant horizon.
Fear of catching Covid has been replaced by fear of the vaccines
Blind panic is no substitute for caution and care.
Holgate affair shows grim state of politics
The Morrison government’s narrative too often is being framed around the petty agendas of minor celebrities, irritating lawyers, academics and journalists on social media.
The crucial war against anti-vaxxers
An effective vaccine roll out will leave anti-vaxxers to shout their demented theories to the walls, flog their worthless goods to shrinking markets.
Jab debate is growing more wretched by the day
We are giving our most-protective vaccines to our younger healthier citizens and less-protective shots to our older citizens.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/topics/vaccinations/page/113