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Why WA should look to Tasmania, not NSW, for a glimpse into its COVID-19 future - Vimarsana News

Why WA should look to Tasmania, not NSW, for a glimpse into its COVID-19 future

While Mark McGowan constantly reels off the death tallies in states like NSW and Victoria, he often fails to provide an update on how other states are faring. The outcomes are much less grim.

Why WA should look to Tasmania, not NSW, for a glimpse into its COVID-19 future - Vimarsana News

Why WA should look to Tasmania, not NSW, for a glimpse into its COVID-19 future

While Mark McGowan constantly reels off the death tallies in states like NSW and Victoria, he often fails to provide an update on how other states are faring. The outcomes are much less grim.

Source: smh.com.au
'WA sitting on a knife's edge': Experts call for more public health measures - Vimarsana News

'WA sitting on a knife's edge': Experts call for more public health measures

Unless WA wants to end up in the same position as some eastern states with tens of thousands of cases a day, it’s got to put public health measures in place now – it cannot wait, University of South Australia professor of biostatistics Adrian Esterman says.

Most vulnerable still left behind in the fight against COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Most vulnerable still left behind in the fight against COVID-19

The number of cases is plateauing, but we must do more to protect groups such as the aged, the disabled and Indigenous people.

Source: smh.com.au
QR code check-ins 'useless' in Australia's Omicron wave but experts urge for them to stay | Health - Vimarsana News

QR code check-ins 'useless' in Australia's Omicron wave but experts urge for them to stay | Health

Daniel Andrews concedes there’s ‘not very much contract tracing going on’, but experts say it’s important to keep the infrastructure in place