One In Three Primary School Students Are Vaccinated In Eight Regional Areas In Victoria 31/01/2022
Fewer than one in three primary school students have received a Covid jab in eight Victorian council areas, with protection severely lagging in regional areas.
Australian Open champion Ash Barty has vowed to take time soaking up the enormity of her drought breaking triumph – then chase more success.
Melbourne’s million-dollar club now has more than 200 members, after the number of suburbs with seven-figure median house prices swelled significantly in the past year.
It is one of the main reasons many new mums give up breastfeeding prematurely, but now Victorian researchers are testing whether mastitis can be treated just like a sports injury so mums can quickly return to the main game.
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