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Covid-19 Australia: Victoria scraps daily presser as restrictions ease - Vimarsana News

Covid-19 Australia: Victoria scraps daily presser as restrictions ease

The move comes as the Australian state continues its vaccine roll-out. It is on track to be among the "top five" most vaccinated places in the world.

Victoria restrictions: Judge refutes conflict claim in case against vaccine mandate - Vimarsana News

Victoria restrictions: Judge refutes conflict claim in case against vaccine mandate

The judge to hear the legal challenge to Victoria’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate has dismissed a call for her to excuse herself from overseeing the case after lawyers representing about 130 plaintiffs raised questions over a perception of bias.

Source: smh.com.au
No vax, no privileges: US Open gives Tennis Australia hope for unvaccinated grand slam - Vimarsana News

No vax, no privileges: US Open gives Tennis Australia hope for unvaccinated grand slam

The most recent grand slam had rules for unvaccinated players that did not apply to vaccinated players.

Sutton: Unvaccinated tennis players could be possible - Vimarsana News

Sutton: Unvaccinated tennis players could be possible

Victoria’s Chief Health Officer believes the risk of unvaccinated international arrivals can be adequately managed through the quarantine system, a point that, if accepted, could allow unjabbed tennis players to play the Australian Open.

Victoria COVID: Premier Daniel Andrews' pandemic power grab condemned - Vimarsana News

Victoria COVID: Premier Daniel Andrews' pandemic power grab condemned

Unprecedented pandemic laws are set to pass the Victorian Parliament despite trenchant criticism they are a dangerous overreach in the powers of the premier.

Source: afr.com