Can business order the jab? Why there are still more questions than answers
The Australian’s workplace editor Ewin Hannan talks to workplace law expert and University of Adelaide law professor Andrew Stewart about the law and workplace vaccinations.
Vaccinations
Children as young as 12 set to receive jabs
Queensland’s chief health officer has flagged the Covid vaccine would soon be available for children as young as 12.
ABC’s good doctor backflips on ‘second-rate’ jab
Norman Swan should be asked in his upcoming Q+A appearance if he regrets his role in increasing hesitancy around the AstraZeneca vaccine.
Penrith have support for vaccination day
A new vaccination hub at Panthers Leagues Club could mean players from across Sydney are vaccinated en masse once their respective seasons are over
New front opens in compulsory workplace vaccinations
Cleanaway says some of its key customers were now demanding truck drivers are vaccinated before they enter sites.
Queensland’s incredible virus feat
Vaccination efforts have ramped up on the Queensland-NSW border as a strict new interstate travel requirement looms.
Queensland’s incredible virus feat
Vaccination efforts have ramped up on the Queensland-NSW border as a strict new interstate travel requirement looms.
Healthscope looks to mandate jabs for entire workforce
After making Covid-19 vaccines compulsory for its NSW staff, Healthscope is drawing up plans to roll out the policy nationwide.
Vaccine efficacy against Delta wanes in months
Major study into the effectiveness of Pfizer and AstraZeneca finds both are effective against Delta, but effectiveness wanes over time.
Dan blasts ScoMo’s vaccine plan
Daniel Andrews has blasted the prime minister’s shock announcement to offer Pfizer jabs to people aged under 40.
Passports, please: how will vaccine passports actually work?
It sounds like a great idea – a passport to prove vaccination. But we may need some good technology to make it foolproof.
Why areas singled out for new rules
Sydney’s lockdown has been extended for another month, with some areas hit harder than others with extra new rules. Here’s why.
Vaccine hub listed as exposure site
A mass vaccination centre has been listed as a coronavirus exposure site after a person who got their jab has since tested positive.
Qld vaccine advice changes again
The state’s top doctor Jeannette Young has eased the urgency on the second dose of the vaccine because ‘we are not in an outbreak’.
State with no cases prepares for lockdown
An Australian state with one of the highest vaccination rates and no cases of Covid-19 has announced a lockdown plan if a Covid situation arises.
Qld vaccine advice changes again
The state’s top doctor Jeannette Young has eased the urgency on the second dose of the vaccine because ‘we are not in an outbreak’.
‘Release the double-dosed’
Readers have their say on freedoms for the jabbed, Dan’s sleight of hand, and the curriculum authority getting schooled.
Pfizer may be approved for kids ‘in days’
A decision on the vaccination of young people aged 12 to 15 is going to be made within days, the health minister says.
‘ABV test’ threatens Australia’s mRNA vaccine push
In all its research, CSL – a global vaccination leader – had never heard of the “ABV test”. But it’s become a major stumbling block for the company in Australia.
Splendour canned for fourth time
Splendour in the Grass organisers are hoping the fifth time is a charm, as the festival is pushed back again amid lockdowns and the lagging vaccine rollout.
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