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Dr Nick Coatsworth takes a swipe at the ABC for jeopardising Australia's vaccine rollout out - Vimarsana News

Dr Nick Coatsworth takes a swipe at the ABC for jeopardising Australia's vaccine rollout out

The ABC has been criticised by leading members of Australia's medical community for neglecting a key issue in its coverage of the Federal Government's botched vaccine rollout.

Why we should keep getting tested for COVID for now - but not fining people - Vimarsana News

Why we should keep getting tested for COVID for now - but not fining people

With contact tracing essentially abandoned, some are asking why Australians should keep getting tested at all.

Why we should keep getting tested for COVID for now - but not fining people - Vimarsana News

Why we should keep getting tested for COVID for now - but not fining people

With contact tracing essentially abandoned, some are asking why Australians should keep getting tested at all.

Why we should keep getting tested for COVID for now - but not fining people - Vimarsana News

Why we should keep getting tested for COVID for now - but not fining people

With contact tracing essentially abandoned, some are asking why Australians should keep getting tested at all.

Source: smh.com.au
UNSW epidemiologist Professor Greg Dore said campaign against AstraZeneca \'baffling heath disaster' - Vimarsana News

UNSW epidemiologist Professor Greg Dore said campaign against AstraZeneca \'baffling heath disaster'

Vaccine hesitancy is still high despite more than 14million Australians being in lockdown with an epidemiologist describing the campaign against AstraZeneca as a 'baffling public health disaster'. An Essential Media poll found 41 per cent of those delaying their first vaccine shot were waiting for more Pfizer doses to be more readily available from September, following four deaths from the AstraZeneca jab. While Australia has plentiful supplies of AstraZeneca, just 14.1 per cent of Australians over 16 were fully vaccinated against Covid, as of July 19, despite the Indian Delta strain being mo...