When did it become a political offence to say people should look at the COVID evidence?
The current pile-on with Craig Kelly demonstrates the tendency to shoot the messenger rather than address the message.
Vaccinations
Joko launches bid to turn tide on Covid
Indonesian President Joko Widodo kicked off the national COVID-19 vaccination program on Wednesday.
Blainey brings our history to life to put Covid in perspective
Unlike then, with today’s remarkable advances in pharmacology we will hopefully have a vaccine to halt the COVID plague in a matter of months.
Not singing from same song sheet
Changing the words of the anthem is not the PM’s decision but the people’s; border wars, vaccines and cricket tragics
Palestinians wait while Israel rolls out vaccines
The differing pictures raise questions for Israel about its obligations to the West Bank and Gaza.
International travel and the vaccine: how will it all work?
Any delay in the second vaccine dose beyond the interval used in the trials cannot guarantee coverage.
Israel set to give all its people vaccine
Israel has is the past two weeks vaccinated 12 per cent of its population — the highest vaccination rates in the world.
Important to play fair when quoting Covid death statistics
Number of gross deaths exaggerates alarm, while a per capita comparison provides a more accurate picture.
Vaccine to be rolled out with more data and utmost safety
Australia is on track to have the first COVID-19 vaccine provisionally registered by the end of January.
Latin Americans launch rollout of mass vaccinations
Three Latin American countries launched mass immunisation programs for the coronavirus on Friday.
The Covid vaccine: will you or won’t you?
Sensible, everyday Australians who normally would not blink at the thought of getting a jab are not just blinking, they’re baulking.
Husband, wife’s cancer breakthrough
Scientists have discovered how to ‘turn off’ genes that make cancer cells grow.
For anti-vaxxers, it’s Covid crunch time
A coronavirus vaccine is only months away for Australia … but sadly, there is a group of people who’ll be praying it fails. Otherwise, they’re out of business.
Naivety, greed behind failure to our security
The time has long past when such failure to safeguard national security can be explained away.
Names, roles of CCP operatives revealed
Global companies with billions worth of sensitive defence deals in Australia, US have hundreds of CCP members in their employ.
Cancer survivors offer vaccine hope
People who survive multiple separate instances of cancer are believed to hold the key to a future cancer vaccine that could be just a few years away.
Virus spike: anxiety, disbelief and a jolt of reality
What is happening in South Australia is a harsh reminder of what life looks like until we get a coronavirus vaccine. It could happen anywhere.
Vaccine hope: ‘The cavalry is on its way’
Top US government scientist Anthony Fauci says the coronavirus vaccine ‘cavalry’ is on its way.
How the West can crack down on the Islamists
Liberal democracies can and must do more to repress those who would butcher our citizens.
Regional tourism has a cure for cabin fever
Victoria is bracing for the COVId-19 ring of steel to be taken down.
Alarmism in the west avoids management of the risk
There’s something to be said for acquiring herd immunity, as it might be years before safe and effective vaccines are developed.
Covid is not the only killer — I should know
A brush with cancer amid Covid offers a stark reality: We can’t cower afraid and compliant. If we really care for our countrymen, we need a chip of icy realism.
Marketing hope for a brighter future
On Tuesday the Treasurer will lift one final veil to woo his audience. Whatever it is, it promises to be a budget like no other.
We need a plan B because vaccine not certain to prevent future outbreaks
Influenza shots are far from reliable and there’s no reason to think a Covid inoculation will be any different
How Berejiklian has offered a better way
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian’s team is showing the nation how to control the virus without choking the economy.
Herd immunity at risk as parents avoid kid jabs
Doctors are warning that Victoria’s herd immunity is at risk after a survey found that one-in-five routine childhood vaccinations were cancelled.
Vaccine the flower among weird weeds
It certainly looks like the world is getting weirder. But spectacularly good news from Africa has gone largely unnoticed.
Will we trust a Covid-19 vaccine?
The big problem is that any coronavirus vaccine will have been subject to a truncated period of clinical trials, and this will give rise to suspicion.
New rules in the vaccine race
We must all brace ourselves for the likelihood of continued, albeit milder, restrictions for some years, with cures just as important as vaccines.
95 per cent need to get Covid vaccine: PM
He would like a 95 per cent take-up, but amid promising news about a vaccine being closer, the PM won’t mandate people taking it.
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