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Antibiotics in short supply across Australia as GPs call for fix to 'increasing problem' | Antibiotics - Vimarsana News

Antibiotics in short supply across Australia as GPs call for fix to 'increasing problem' | Antibiotics

TGA allows pharmacists to provide alternative drugs without doctor approval to help patients through shortage

Public school students being given RATs again ahead of holiday season - Vimarsana News

Public school students being given RATs again ahead of holiday season

ACT public school students up to Year 9 will be given five rapid antigen tests for use over the holiday…

500,000 Australians infected with Covid, predicts expert - Vimarsana News

500,000 Australians infected with Covid, predicts expert

A leading infectious diseases expert on Wednesday predicted that up to 500,000 Australians are currently infected with Covid-19.Peter Collignon, an infectious diseases physician and microbiologist from Australian National University (ANU) and ...

Melbourne Institute HILDA Survey: Remote working made Australians less productive - Vimarsana News

Melbourne Institute HILDA Survey: Remote working made Australians less productive

The 2020 release of the influential HILDA survey shows Australians forced into remote working also reported no measurable increase in job satisfaction.

Source: afr.com
Covid-19 cases continue to hit a record high for third consecutive day in China amid protests over lockdowns - Vimarsana News

Covid-19 cases continue to hit a record high for third consecutive day in China amid protests over lockdowns

China witnessed a record number of coronavirus cases for the third consecutive day on Saturday, with infections surpassing 35,000 despite large-scale lockdowns under the stringent Zero-COVID policy, triggering rare protests and clashes with the police.