Huge boost to rapid tests in Victoria
Victoria has been given a huge boost to its rapid antigen test supplies as Covid cases continue to surge with another 28,128 infections.
Victoria has been given a huge boost to its rapid antigen test supplies as Covid cases continue to surge with another 28,128 infections.
Queensland has recorded a further 17,445 new Covid cases and three deaths as the Omicron peak nears.
The army of people needed to grow, process, transport, prepare and deliver food to your door has been decimated by Omicron, with no quick fix for a system that sells itself as just that.
A nationwide shortage of rapid antigen tests has been labelled a “hot mess” as desperate Aussies race to stock up on supplies.
A new group of people will be targeted in a vaccine blitz, encouraging them to get the jab and reconnect with the community.
A new reusable face mask coated with an antiviral substance that works against the virus that causes Covid could be on sale by Christmas.
A former wannabe reality TV star turned anti-vaxxer had some big personal news for her followers after spending 22 days behind bars.
After days of wreaking havoc across Melbourne’s CBD, organisers of the violent tradie protests have admitted defeat, with one thing causing them to fizz out.
NSW has relaxed a picnic rule for fully vaccinated people that will delight anyone looking to soak up some sun.
Five MPs have banded together to demand the state government ban Sydneysiders from visiting their region until it can lift vaccination rates.
Melburnians planning underground barbecues or grand final parties need to tread with caution, health officials have warned.
Another 1043 new virus cases have been recorded in NSW with 11 people also dying from the virus.
Australia has hit a major Covid-19 vaccine milestone and is now dishing out jabs faster than America and the United Kingdom.
Queensland has announced zero new community cases of Covid-19 on Friday as the state government continues to back its strict border regime.
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