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NACCHO message on World Hepatitis Day 2021: Hep Can t Wait

NACCHO message on World Hepatitis Day 2021: Hep Can t Wait
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Coronavirus Australia: Royal Flying Doctor Service to deliver 50,000 remote jabs by end of 2021

Coronavirus Australia: Royal Flying Doctor Service to deliver 50,000 remote jabs by end of 2021
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First Nations people urgently need to get vaccinated, but are not being consulted on the rollout strategy

12 Jul, 21 First Nations people urgently need to get vaccinated, but are not being consulted on the rollout strategy Kalinda Griffiths, UNSW This year, just five cases of COVID-19 have been recorded among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Australia. This good result is due to both significant government support measures and prompt and effective action by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders and organisations. As the highly contagious Delta variant spreads in […] This year, just five cases of COVID-19 have been recorded among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Australia. This good result is due to both significant government support measures and prompt and effective action by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders and organisations.

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First Nations people urgently need to get vaccinated, but are not being consulted on the rollout strategy

This year, just five cases of COVID-19 have been recorded among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Australia. This good result is due to both significant government support measures and prompt and effective action by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders and organisations. As the highly contagious Delta variant spreads in Australia, the task of ensuring all Australians are vaccinated becomes even more urgent. But since the vaccine rollout began in late February, only about 9% of Australians have been fully vaccinated. The Delta variant is a particular concern for higher-risk populations, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. Vaccinations of First Nations people must be carried out more quickly.

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To get down to business on vaccine roll out, we need to all work together across community

Date Time Share To get down to business on vaccine roll out, we need to all work together across community 7 July 2021 ACOSS welcomes the support of business groups on the vaccine roll out and is looking forward to engaging with the vaccine taskforce on the community sector’s crucial role, along with other key stakeholders, such as the union movement. Australian Council of Social Service CEO Dr Cassandra Goldie said: “Government needs to go beyond working with the business community on the vaccine roll out and there is support from the community sector, unions and business leaders to all work together. Community services are on the ground helping people to understand how they can access vaccines. We need to see community sector leaders also empowered and resourced to communicate clear messages to the people their services support, especially people facing poverty and disadvantage.

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