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  Six million people can now book in for a COVID-19 jab as Australian leaders allay fears about the AstraZeneca vaccine and back health experts to forge ahead with the rollout. Health Minister Greg Hunt will on Wednesday launch a website listing the first 1,104 GP clinics, including 337 in NSW, taking part in Phase 1B. These clinics will offer jabs to any eligible person on a first come, first served basis from March 22.     "Vaccines are the game changer in our fight against the COVID-19 virus and I urge everyone in Australia to come forward and get vaccinated when they are able to...

Country Life Trending: The Library at Chatsworth House. ©Country Life Credit: Paul Barker/Country Life/IPC+Syndication By the early 19th century, the library-living room had become an essential element of the country house. John Martin Robinson looks at the development of this space and the wild enthusiasm for books that encouraged it. The library was — together with the drawing room and dining room — one of the three principal living interiors in the English Regency country house. It was an informal room, comfortably furnished and suited for the entertainment of a house pa...

Share Photo: (Photo : Unsplash/Kevin Gent) A couple adopts abandoned brothers because their parents could not care for them. The children were found beside trash bags wearing only diapers. The man that found them asked the couple if they would be willing to adopt the boys who had nowhere else to go for one night. Tiny heads peeking out of the trash Pasco Metropolitan Ministries executive chef, Mark Purcell, was going home after his work shift one day when he saw the abandoned brothers. He saw the two children when he was taking out the trash after a day's work.

Manchester beckons: Neighborhood’s development stock rose in 2020 Courtesy of Pamunkey Indian Tribe) Scott’s Addition may have grabbed more attention in recent years when it came to real estate development, but Manchester stole the show in 2020. The Southside neighborhood saw more development action and investment this year than just about any other area of the region. Here’s a run-down of what you missed and what’s to come: Thousands of new apartments in the works The year opened with the Pamunkey Indian Tribe announcing that it’s considering a $350 million casino and resort on the...