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Coronavirus Australia: Australian Medical Association warns PCR changes could mean fewer COVID-19 tests - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus Australia: Australian Medical Association warns PCR changes could mean fewer COVID-19 tests

Doctors and pathologists say the new referral requirement for PCR testing will disadvantage vulnerable people and leave Australia reliant on inaccurate rapid tests.

Source: afr.com
Federal Covid plan: some free PCR tests to require referral and number of mental health sessions cut by half - Vimarsana News

Federal Covid plan: some free PCR tests to require referral and number of mental health sessions cut by half

AMA concerned by ‘significant disincentives’ to virus testing and psychologist body ‘bitterly disappointed’

Government halves subsidised psychology sessions available from 20 to 10 - Vimarsana News

Government halves subsidised psychology sessions available from 20 to 10

The 10 additional Medicare subsidised psychology sessions brought in during the pandemic will not continue into next year.

Wars will soon be started by a computer mouse, not bullets - Vimarsana News

Wars will soon be started by a computer mouse, not bullets

TECH4GOOD Monchito B. Ibrahim, former DICT Undersecretary Today, wars can be started using a computer mouse instead of bullets. That is the gist of the message of DICT Secretary Ivan John Uy during the recent launch of the Philippine National Cybersecurity Talent Workforce Assessment Report. “

Source: mb.com.ph
Subsidised Psychology Visits to Be Halved - Vimarsana News

Subsidised Psychology Visits to Be Halved

The number of subsidised psychology appointments Australians are able to access will be halved from next year following ...