COVID 19
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Virus cases rise as booster rollout begins AAP - 04-04-2022
More than half a million Australians are dealing with COVID-19 infections as authorities begin to roll out a second booster for vulnerable groups. Experts say
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COVID-cautious NZ eases virus restrictions AAP - 04-04-2022
New Zealand is removing vaccine passes as it considers further relaxing COVID-19 restrictions beyond the Omicron wave. From 11.59pm on Monday, Kiwis will no
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Winter booster rollout to start on Monday AAP - 03-04-2022
Older and vulnerable Australians can receive a second COVID-19 booster dose ahead of a predicted surge of winter infections. The groups will include those 65
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Symptoms 'don't indicate viral shedding' AAP - 03-04-2022
The world's first "human challenge" trial in which volunteers were deliberately exposed to the coronavirus has found that symptoms had no effect on how likely
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Billions set aside for COVID winter fight AAP - 30-03-2022
Billions will be spent on helping Australia to prepare for a predicted COVID-19 surge this winter, while out-of-pocket prescription costs will also be reduced for more than
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One in four children now fully vaccinated AAP - 30-03-2022
Nearly one-quarter of children aged five to 11 years have received their second COVID-19 vaccine. The latest vaccination figures show just under 25 per cent
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Spain moves to treat COVID-19 like flu AAP - 29-03-2022
Spain is moving to treat a coronavirus infection similarly to an illness such as influenza. From Monday, those who become infected with COVID-19 and develop
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More restrictions eased in travel reboot AAP - 27-03-2022
International tourists are being urged to book Down Under flights, as restrictions are further eased in a bid to reboot Australia's pandemic-ravaged travel sector.
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SA eyes mask removal, eases COVID-19 rules AAP - 27-03-2022
South Australia will slash COVID-19 quarantine periods and classify fewer people as close contacts while also setting an end date for mask mandates. Newly elected
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Latest health advice on COVID-19 pandemic AAP - 27-03-2022
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN COVID-19 PANDEMIC * Top health advisers have given the green light to a fourth vaccine jab for certain groups.[subscribe]
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Fourth COVID-19 vaccine dose approved AAP - 25-03-2022
Vulnerable and older Australians will soon be able to get a fourth COVID-19 vaccine dose. The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation has recommended
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COVID-19 claims its youngest victim in NSW AAP - 22-03-2022
Parents are being urged to vaccinate their children for COVID-19 after the virus claimed the life of a healthy two-year-old Sydney child. Deputy Chief Health
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Moderna seeks US approval for 2nd booster AAP - 19-03-2022
Moderna has sought emergency use authorisation with US health regulators for a second COVID-19 booster shot for all adults, as a surge in cases in some parts of the world
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UK approves AstraZeneca antibody therapy AAP - 18-03-2022
Britain's medicines regulator has approved AstraZeneca's antibody-based COVID-19 treatment for adults with poor immune response, marking a major step in the fight
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Vaccine target nears as COVID cases surge AAP - 17-03-2022
As Australia prepares to reach a critical vaccination milestone, an explosion of COVID-19 cases is a reminder the pandemic is far from over. More than 30,000
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Omicron triggers outbreaks across China AAP - 15-03-2022
China has reported more local symptomatic COVID-19 cases so far this year than it recorded in all of 2021, as the highly transmissible Omicron variant triggers outbreaks from
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Victoria has 5192 virus cases, four deaths AAP - 14-03-2022
A further four COVID-19 deaths and 5192 new cases have been reported in Victoria, as a mandatory vaccination deadline passes in the state. The cases include
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WA virus cases could hit 10,000 a day AAP - 13-03-2022
Western Australia could have about 10,000 COVID-19 cases per day in the next week as its Omicron wave peaks. Health Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson says WA is
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Vic signs mRNA vaccine deal with Korea AAP - 13-03-2022
The Victorian government has signed a deal with a Korean medical institute to work together on mRNA vaccine research. Some of the earliest vaccines approved
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Tasmania eases mandatory mask rules AAP - 12-03-2022
Tasmania is dropping mandatory mask-wearing requirements for a host of settings but health authorities still strongly recommend they be worn. The state recorded

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