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Victorians stretch state's COVID-testing capacity as clinics expand opening hours - Vimarsana News

Victorians stretch state's COVID-testing capacity as clinics expand opening hours

Public health experts have called for more testing sites to open and for a greater reliance on home rapid tests to deal with demand, after lengthy queues at inner-Melbourne testing sites.

Source: smh.com.au
Victorians stretch state's COVID-testing capacity as clinics expand opening hours - Vimarsana News

Victorians stretch state's COVID-testing capacity as clinics expand opening hours

Public health experts have called for more testing sites to open and for a greater reliance on home rapid tests to deal with demand, after lengthy queues at inner-Melbourne testing sites.

Victorians stretch state's COVID-testing capacity as clinics expand opening hours - Vimarsana News

Victorians stretch state's COVID-testing capacity as clinics expand opening hours

Public health experts have called for more testing sites to open and for a greater reliance on home rapid tests to deal with demand, after lengthy queues at inner-Melbourne testing sites.

Big Melbourne is coming back, but do we still want it? - Vimarsana News

Big Melbourne is coming back, but do we still want it?

Melbourne’s runaway population growth has been put on hold by the pandemic. Experts say we should use the time to ease its growing pains.

COVID Victoria: Melbourne's population surge stopped in pandemic, should it return? - Vimarsana News

COVID Victoria: Melbourne's population surge stopped in pandemic, should it return?

Melbourne’s runaway population growth has been put on hold by the pandemic. Experts say we should use the time to ease its growing pains.

Source: smh.com.au