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RAT tests ordered by Australian companies earlier help businesses to continue operating - Vimarsana News

RAT tests ordered by Australian companies earlier help businesses to continue operating

Many Australian companies are at least six months ahead of everyone in preparing for the rush on rapid antigen tests which have played a key role in keeping their businesses operating.

Source: smh.com.au
Australia COVID: Twice weekly tests for all students part of back-to-school plans - Vimarsana News

Australia COVID: Twice weekly tests for all students part of back-to-school plans

Amid predictions of staff shortages of up to 20 per cent of private school principals have been told they can ask parents to volunteer to supervise students.

Cheating at university: Call for crackdown on commercial cheating services for students - Vimarsana News

Cheating at university: Call for crackdown on commercial cheating services for students

The peak body representing independent higher education providers is urging the federal government to extend legislation introduced in 2020, which outlaws the provision or advertising of academic cheating services at universities to the VET sector.

NSW COVID: How to keep schools open in the age of Omicron - Vimarsana News

NSW COVID: How to keep schools open in the age of Omicron

Paediatricians say it’s vital for children to head back to classrooms, but it may be a challenging start to the school year with Omicron tearing through the community.

NSW COVID: How to keep schools open in the age of Omicron - Vimarsana News

NSW COVID: How to keep schools open in the age of Omicron

Paediatricians say it’s vital for children to head back to classrooms, but it may be a challenging start to the school year with Omicron tearing through the community.