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A horse training company has been convicted and fined $350,000 in a Melbourne court over the 2019 death of 22-year-old Mikaela Claridge.
Trainer confirms he will explore his legal options after being disqualified for two years
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Covid-19 vaccine bookings have rebounded despite widespread publicity of blood clotting side-effects, a Keysborough clinic has reported. As of 10 May, there have been 11 Australian cases of thrombosis with thrombocytopenia linked to the Astrazeneca vaccine. The innoculation is still considered low-risk, particularly for over-50’s and considering 1.4 million doses have been injected. Keys Medical Centre in Keysborough reported vaccine recipients plummeted to a handful a day after news of the first clotting cases in Australia. Clinic manager Riekie Jooste said numbers have restored to a “f...
Advertisement Today marks a major milestone in Australia’s coronavirus vaccine rollout as the biggest cohort so far in the population becomes eligible for their first and second doses of a COVID-19 vaccine. If you’re a Victorian, here’s everything you need to know about vaccines available today. Who can get it? Leigh Henningham gives the thumb’s up at the mass vaccination site at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. Credit:Joe Armao Before today, only Australians in category 1a and 1b were able to get vaccinated. That included quarantine and border workers, healthcare staff...