Victorians can’t turn blind eye to Andrews QDOS revelations
Revelations about secretive Covid vaccine polling by the Labor-aligned QDOS shows a shameful agenda by the Andrews government during the pandemic.
Vaccinations
Secret vaccine survey: Do you trust Morrison?
Who do you trust most? Us or the feds? What the Andrews government wanted to know about the politics of the pandemic.
One-shot vax hopes for skyrocketing RSV
There are new vaccine hopes for Respiratory Syncytial Virus – one of the most common contributors to hospital admission for infants under one.
Andrews’ secret Covid-19 surveys
It’s 2021, and lockdown-weary Victorians are rolling up sleeves for vaccinations. Daniel Andrews turns to QDOS to find out what they think about the jab | READ THE SECRET SURVEYS
Daniel Andrews’ Covid secrets must be made public
His government is addicted to secrecy and willing to trash pretty much every mechanism a democracy has to those elected in check. But this one is especially galling.
Flu vax trial for children ‘most at risk’
Babies as young as two months old will be given the adult dose of the flu shot in a new vaccine trial in two Australian hospitals.
Torres leaders’ ire at Entsch mate’s jab
Torres Strait leaders blast Warren Entsch’s move to fast-track a donor’s Pfizer jab on Thursday Island as ‘very disappointing’.
Warren Entsch: croc-wrangling contrarian in the jaws of a dilemma
The last man standing in parliament’s fabled Class of ‘96 demanded his party do the decent thing by gay couples under Malcolm Turnbull. Now his own marriage is in the spotlight.
Sorry, Warren … questions just don’t pass the pub test
Warren Entsch’s dealings with a Soviet-born billionaire, plus grants to his wife Yolande, have dragged the Cairns MP into a new and difficult light.
Wild reality of needle-free vaccines
A potentially “game changer” lab aiming to deliver needle-free vaccines could just be a few years, with multiple clinical trials currently underway.
Dutton’s silence damns MP over donor jab
Opposition leader Peter Dutton has refused to defend Warren Entsch, after it emerged the veteran Liberal MP helped an ultra-wealthy donor jump the Covid vaccination queue.
LNP donor’s $300k gift after special Covid jab
Warren Entsch helped a billionaire donor jump the Covid vaccine queue, lobbied for his citizenship and arranged a private dinner with then-PM Scott Morrison.
Why Covid deaths are on the rise
Falling vaccination rates and waning vigilance could lead to a deadly “three-pronged” spike in infections this winter as rates of Covid and influenza climb.
Scientists unite to fight next pandemic
Australian and US scientists partner to develop new generation of vaccines for the inevitable next pandemic
‘Stay home’: Warning over new Covid wave
A winter warning for Covid-19 is under way across Australia as tens of thousands of people contract the virus.
Big Pharma drug no match for ours: Zelira
Zelira Therapeutics’ share price almost tripled after it announced its diabetic nerve pain drug outperformed multi-billion dollar Big Pharma drug, Lyrica.
Flourishing Qld biotechs score $4.5m in funding
A handful of thriving Queensland biotech companies researching treatments for cancer and other diseases have attracted millions of dollars from investors.
Censorship tyranny an adventure into dystopia
The unimpeded expansion of government power, unauthorised contraction of citizens’ rights and unannounced restriction of media freedom might have done more harm than the virus.
Shot in the arm for CSL’s $800m flu vaccine factory
A new factory in Melbourne’s northern suburbs will form the centrepiece of CSL’s arsenal in fighting future pandemics.
Disturbing report about flu vaccine
A new report has found many parents are hesitant about getting their kids the flu vaccine, and some don’t know it’s needed annually.
Anti-vax ‘freedom fighter’ in court ‘win’
A high-profile anti-vaccination activist and founder of Reignite Democracy has welcomed the end of a long-running legal battle.
Covid-19 lingers, with $1bn to keep fighting
Labor has made an ongoing investment into vaccine boosters and antivirals as it attempts to safeguard the population from severe disease.
New treatments a breath away
Vaccines, chemotherapy are among medicines that could be delivered through the lungs; ‘We’re pushing the boundaries of delivery’.
Police raid Bolsonaro over Covid scam
The former Brazilian president denied he and his inner circle to dodge Covid-19 restrictions.
Biden dumps Covid vax rule for non-US travellers
The requirement that prevented hundreds of thousands of Australians from visiting the US ends only days after a top US health agency extended it.
‘Why aren’t you fighting?’: Hanson fires up
Pauline Hanson has clashed with a witness during an inquiry into vaccine mandates, with the senator demanding that he “fight for people’s rights”.
Mum ‘haunted’ by girl’s vaccine death
A Victorian mother has been left in tears while speaking out about how she lost her daughter.
‘Critical risk’: push for vaccine safety office
A new independent immunisation safety office should be established as part of an overhaul of the vaccine monitoring and response systems, a leading expert says.
Teacher disgusted at way vaccine victims are treated
A Melbourne teacher who required open heart surgery following his Pfizer jab is one of three lead applicants in a class action against the Therapeutic Goods Administration.
How anti-vaxxers lost out at work
The spate of unfair dismissal claims to the Fair Work Commission offer some fresh thoughts on ‘reasonable consultation’.
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