Why post-lockdown NSW is doing well...so far
Robust immunity from a rush of vaccinations before lockdown ended and rapid uptake among adolescents helped NSW avoid an exit wave of infections.
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Robust immunity from a rush of vaccinations before lockdown ended and rapid uptake among adolescents helped NSW avoid an exit wave of infections.
Save Share Sydney is progressing through a trifecta of super-spreading events that could push the pandemic beyond control and see the country in trouble by Australia Day. Experts say the periods of time between Christmas, New Yearâs Eve and the Australia- India cricket Test, are perfect for accelerating the spread of the virus. Most people infected at Christmas were expected to be infectious by New Year's Eve, and most of those infected during new year festivities will be infectious by the time of the Test, which begins on January 7. Most of these infections will be asymptomatic, and the...