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The Royal Australian College of GPs’ Victorian chair fears people who may be ill with coronavirus or other serious health conditions are “trying to go it alone at home”.

More than 35,000 children aged between five and 11 have been vaccinated against COVID-19 on the first day of the rollout for the group this week.

To help ensure the school year can start on time, the state government has started its push to get as many children jabbed as quickly as possible.

To help ensure the school year can start on time, health professionals will staff pop-up vaccine clinics in an effort to get as many children jabbed as quickly as possible.

The Royal Australian College of GPs’ Victorian chair fears people who may be ill with coronavirus or other serious health conditions are “trying to go it alone at home”.

The Royal Australian College of GPs’ Victorian chair fears people who may be ill with coronavirus or other serious health conditions are “trying to go it alone at home”.

‘Critical’ or ‘essential’ workers who are asymptomatic no longer required to self-isolate if job is essential for growing, manufacturing or transporting food

Labor leader Anthony Albanese has accused the NSW and federal governments of pursuing a “let it rip” approach in opening up from the COVID-19 pandemic, saying there were now major issues with the hospital system.

Labor leader Anthony Albanese has accused the NSW and federal governments of pursuing a “let it rip” approach in opening up from the COVID-19 pandemic, saying there were now major issues with the hospital system.

Labor leader Anthony Albanese has accused the NSW and federal governments of pursuing a “let it rip” approach in opening up from the COVID-19 pandemic, saying there were now major issues with the hospital system.