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AHPPC recommends removing the seven day quarantine period for close contacts following peak of the BA.2 wave - Vimarsana News

AHPPC recommends removing the seven day quarantine period for close contacts following peak of the BA.2 wave

Australia is one step closer to no longer requiring close contacts of COVID-19 cases to quarantine for seven days. 

Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce calls for greater easing of COVID-19 restrictions amid push from NSW, Victoria - Vimarsana News

Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce calls for greater easing of COVID-19 restrictions amid push from NSW, Victoria

Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce has said Australians want to “move on” from the COVID-19 pandemic, echoing calls to ease restrictions.

Scott Morrison flags move to slash isolation requirements from seven to five days - Vimarsana News

Scott Morrison flags move to slash isolation requirements from seven to five days

Medical experts are “actively reviewing” expanding shorter isolation requirements to more industries, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced at Wednesday’s press conference.

Brett Sutton and Jeannette Young reveal the pressure of handling the coronavirus pandemic - Vimarsana News

Brett Sutton and Jeannette Young reveal the pressure of handling the coronavirus pandemic

Brett Sutton and Jeannette Young reveal the pressure of handling the coronavirus pandemic MonMonday 15 updated TueTuesday 16 Brett Sutton and Jeannette Young spoke about being Chief Health Officers during the deadly pandemic. ( Share Print text only Cancel Victoria's Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton has opened up about the mental toll of shepherding the state through its coronavirus second wave and the "heavy burden" of knowing more people would die. Key points: Professor Sutton acknowledged there were "pretty significant struggles" and that he spoke to a psychologist He told a podcast he st...

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