‘Unavailable’: Free RAT rollout hits snag
More than six million Australians have become eligible for free RAT kits, but pharmacists have highlighted one big problem.
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Dan’s plan to solve supermarket crisis
Dan Andrews has hatched a plan to help ease pressure on Victorian supermarkets dealing with crippling supply shortages.
Dom slaps down wild WA claim
NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet has slapped down an extraordinary Covid claim from the West Australian government.
Had Covid? When you need your booster jab
As Covid-19 booster shot wait times are slashed, thousands infected with the virus are unsure about when to get theirs. Here’s what you need to know.
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Shocking vax status of vulnerable group
In what has been described as a ‘chaotic’ process, Indigenous vaccination rates are lagging more than 20 per cent behind the general population.
Pandemic ‘accelerant’: Dan’s grim warning
Dan Andrews has issued a stark warning about a pandemic ‘accelerant’ after Victoria set yet another national record for daily cases.
Dutton slams Anna’s border ‘nonsense’
Queenslanders have been given another clue about a pre-Christmas border reopening, but the Premier has still been called out for ‘nonsense’.
NSW records 406 new virus cases
NSW has recorded another 406 new cases of Covid-19 as the state edges closer to the 80 per cent double dose milestone.
Cash vouchers as Australia begins to reopen
Aussies in certain states are being offered a raft of cash and travel vouchers as incentives to get out and experience post-lockdown life.
One lockdown freedom could be delayed
One lockdown freedom many people have looked forward to could be delayed due to an unexpected feature of the vaccine program.
Massive change to Pfizer rollout
Australia’s medicines regulator has taken the first big step in allowing the Pfizer vaccine to be used by a new group of people.
Push to release Dan’s secret documents
Paperwork detailing the Victorian government’s Covid-19 lockdown strategy may soon be made public following heavy criticism of the state’s infection tactics.
‘Sickest Covid patients’: Many Muslims were in fear
They aren’t anti-vaxxers but many in the Muslim and broader communities have been exposed to vaccine myths at a heavy cost.
‘Emotional mess’: Kobi’s 140 days in NSW-SA border saga
Teenager Kobi Miller was stuck in NSW and separated from his family in South Australia for 140 days, until a group of volunteer pilots came to the rescue.
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