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State data highlights drop in COVID cases - Vimarsana News

State data highlights drop in COVID cases

COVID-19 cases and deaths continue to fall in Australia's two most populous states as experts question the utility of weekly virus data dumps.

Victoria COVID: Case numbers and other coronavirus data to be reported weekly - Vimarsana News

Victoria COVID: Case numbers and other coronavirus data to be reported weekly

Professor Adrian Esterman says the decision to start reporting coronavirus cases, hospitalisations and deaths across all states on a weekly basis is a bad move.

Source: smh.com.au
Roundup: Medical doubts linger as Australia eases COVID-19 regulations - Vimarsana News

Roundup: Medical doubts linger as Australia eases COVID-19 regulations

SYDNEY, Sept. 2 (Xinhua) -- Australian health authorities decision to ease COVID-19 isolation restrictions may have been embraced by bosses, keen to see employe

Australia's National Cabinet slashes COVID isolation time amid record deaths - Vimarsana News

Australia's National Cabinet slashes COVID isolation time amid record deaths

The Labor government and the anti-democratic National Cabinet are presiding over a new stage in the mass infection of the population for profits, which will result in even greater levels of death.

Source: wsws.org
Victoria keen to ease working from home recommendations - Vimarsana News

Victoria keen to ease working from home recommendations

But a pandemic adviser to the nation’s chief health officers says Victoria cannot afford to lift a suite of pandemic orders and must halt winding back restrictions if it wants to cut the mandatory isolation period from seven to five days. 

Source: smh.com.au