'The moment you walk in through those doors your healing starts': Victoria leading the race on Indigenous vaccination

“In mainstream, you go in and you get your swab and it’s very clinical. With us, you’re coming in and you’re having a yarn and we’re dealing with your mental health, we’re dealing with your social health, we’re dealing with your spiritual health, as well as giving the swab-test,” said Shannon Drake from the Rumbalara Health Service in Shepparton.

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