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Coronavirus Australia live news: World Health Organization confirms fall in global COVID cases as Victoria enters fourth day of lockdown - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus Australia live news: World Health Organization confirms fall in global COVID cases as Victoria enters fourth day of lockdown

A survey of about 4,000 people by the federal Department of Health shows under half of those asked would get the vaccine as soon as it is available, but 71 per cent say they will choose to have the jab by October.

Source: abc.net.au
Gypsum business in Rainbow reopens after losing income amid COVID lockdown confusion - Vimarsana News

Gypsum business in Rainbow reopens after losing income amid COVID lockdown confusion

Gypsum business in Rainbow reopens after losing income amid COVID lockdown confusion MonMonday 15 FebFebruary 2021 at 4:59am Albacutya Gypsum owners Paul and Emma Lester say they have lost $20,000 from this morning's closure. ( Print text only Cancel A privately owned gypsum pit operator in Rainbow has become a flashpoint for confusion around Victoria's five-day lockdown restrictions. Key points: A fertiliser centre in Victoria's north west was subject to confusion over whether it was an essential service under lockdown The business owner says its temporary closure resulted in $20,000 in lost...

Source: abc.net.au
Coronavirus Australia live news: Victorians wake to another Monday of remote learning, working from home on day three of statewide lockdown - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus Australia live news: Victorians wake to another Monday of remote learning, working from home on day three of statewide lockdown

About 60 per cent of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine doses delivered on Monday will go to the states and territories, which will then be able to decide how to allocate them, Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt says.

Source: abc.net.au