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New Zealand preparing in case of early Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine delivery Preparation is underway in case the Covid-19 vaccine arrives earlier than expected, Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield says. Meanwhile, Pfizers New Zealand director will not confirm the number of doses to be delivered in the first quarter - but says the figures quoted by Bloomfield are correct. Medsafe yesterday approved the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine - which has already been given to millions around the world - f...

PM says borders can open when vaccine effects on transmission known Concerns that vaccines may not halt actually Coronavirus transmission  Brendan Murphy says restrictions could loosen in second half of 2021  Limited Coronavirus vaccine doses to be rolled out by end of February Australia is flagged to receive 10million doses of Pfizer jabs to start in March But most Australians are likely to receive the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine Prime Minister earlier vowed to see all Australians vaccin...

Scott Morrisons latest update on when overseas travel can resume Peter Vincent and Kirsten Jelinek and Zoe Zaczek For Daily Mail Australia © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Prime Minister Scott Morrison has made it clear what needs to happen for international travel to resume. The PM said before the borders can open the effectiveness of a widespread vaccination program on the pivotal issue of virus transmissibility needs to be understood. The key thing that I think is ...

Australia left off list of nations exempt from European Union’s new Covid vaccine export restrictions

Representatives from Pfizer say they do not believe the European Union is planning on blocking exports of its vaccine, including to places like Australia, but that they are trying to get more information.

Australians could receive more doses of the highly effective Pfizer vaccine, but a supply chain issue has thrown Australia’s rollout plan into doubt.

Vaccine giants Pfizer and AstraZeneca will face the Senates coronavrius response committee over concerns Australias vaccine rollout could be delayed or take longer than government claims.

Pfizer is expecting to enter fresh talks with the Australian Government about providing millions more doses of it coronavirus vaccine. The federal government has a deal for enough doses to vaccinate five million people with the vaccine, which received provisional approval earlier in the week, but is seeking more. Pfizer Australias market access director Louise Graham told a Senate inquiry the company anticipated new negotiations about a further allocation could start in coming weeks. The alloca...