Aussie scientist backed on jabs
The country’s biggest Australian-owned pharmaceutical company has struck a deal to back a Covid-19 vaccine developed by an Adelaide scientist.
Vaccinations
Premier opens Pfizer floodgates for under-40s
All Victorians aged 16 to 39 will be eligible for vaccination with Pfizer at state-run clinics from Wednesday morning after the federal government’s deal with Poland.
Flying squad leading the vaccine charge
In outback pockets across NSW, Royal Flying Doctor Service teams are rushing to stay ahead of Covid-19. And Aboriginal people are rushing to them.
Remote regions falling behind on inoculations
Vaccination rates in remote areas are falling behind, new data shows.
PwC to vaccinate 8000 staff and families
Chief executive Tom Seymour says PwC will offer vaccines to its more than 8000 staff and their families by the end of the year – but it won’t be mandatory.
Universities in the race to RNA
RNA technology is the cutting-edge technology researchers need to work with to drive advances in health and medicine.
‘Hopes for the worst’: ScoMo snaps
Scott Morrison has lashed out at Labor for seeking to undermine the national vaccination plan amid a tense back and forth during question time.
State flags ‘no jab no entry’ for one group
Another state will demand one group of people travelling from hotspot zones be vaccinated with at least one dose under tough new rules.
US gives green light to Pfizer vaccine
President Joe Biden calls the US Food and Drug Administration decision the ‘gold standard’ in evidence the jab is safe.
PM rediscovers momentum with reopening crusade
The Prime Minister has taken the initiative offered by the rate of vaccinations to seek a reprieve.
Dan makes bold vaccine promise
Daniel Andrews has made a bold Covid vaccine pledge as the Delta outbreak quickly spreads across his state.
Tears flow for new Qantas freedom to fly ad
A tear-jerker Qantas ad made on a shoestring budget with real staff has become the top-trending video on YouTube within a day of release | WATCH
Victorian vax site crashes for second day
Young Victorians eager to get vaccinated with Pfizer have crashed the booking website for the second time as residents raced to make a booking.
How under 40s can get a Pfizer jab today
There has been a massive change to Sydney’s Pfizer roll out, with the coveted jab now available to thousands more young people.
‘If we could send it back to Sydney, we would’
An irate Daniel Andrews has fired a shot at NSW, as Victoria opens up Pfizer bookings to under-40s and records 50 new local cases.
Jab for job ‘inevitable’: SEEK boss
The CEO of jobs search company SEEK says it’s ‘inevitable and imminent’ that employers will ask applicants if they have been vaccinated.
Aussies first in world to try new vaccine
Healthy vaccinated and unvaccinated people are needed for a global-first trial, which scientists believe could be key to protecting against new strains of coronavirus.
Australia’s post-lockdown future revealed
The Doherty Institute has released modelling that predicts what will happen when Australians are freed from Covid-19 restrictions.
No ‘freedom day’ for Aus: experts
The experts behind the country’s plan out of lockdowns have said Covid-19 will never be fully eradicated, nor will there ever be a ‘freedom day’.
Amazing milestone’: New hope for NSW
Case numbers have dropped in NSW with 753 new Covid-19 infections recorded, while the state has also hit a major vaccine milestone.
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