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Victoria COVID: Booster vaccine approved for older teens, as state records 12,755 cases, 39 deaths - Vimarsana News

Victoria COVID: Booster vaccine approved for older teens, as state records 12,755 cases, 39 deaths

Under the changes announced by the Therapeutic Goods Administration on Friday morning, Victorians aged 16 and 17 would be able to get their third shot three months after receiving their second dose.

NSW COVID: State records 17,316 coronavirus cases and 29 deaths - Vimarsana News

NSW COVID: State records 17,316 coronavirus cases and 29 deaths

NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet said on Thursday that 80 per cent of schools in the state had now received rapid antigen tests ahead of the start of term next week.

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NSW COVID: State records 17,316 coronavirus cases and 29 deaths - Vimarsana News

NSW COVID: State records 17,316 coronavirus cases and 29 deaths

NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet said on Thursday that 80 per cent of schools in the state had now received rapid antigen tests ahead of the start of term next week.

Source: smh.com.au
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Expert stuns Karl Stefanovic as she warns about MORE contagious Covid variant BA.2 - Vimarsana News

Expert stuns Karl Stefanovic as she warns about MORE contagious Covid variant BA.2

Scientists fear the new 'stealth' variant detected across Europe could also be even harder to track than previous strains as it can only be confirmed through lab analysis rather than a PCR test.

Victorians emerge from self-imposed 'shadow' lockdown - Vimarsana News

Victorians emerge from self-imposed 'shadow' lockdown

Research shows that when the state government opted against imposing a lockdown as infections rose in December and January, Victorians took matters into their own hands.