COVID 19
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New COVID summer spike unlikely AAP - 28-10-2022
The federal health minister does not expect summer to bring with it the steep spike in COVID cases that was experienced last year. While isolation requirements
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Virus cases on first WA cruise liner to WA AAP - 26-10-2022
Passengers and crew on the first major cruise liner to visit Western Australia since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic have tested positive for the virus.
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New Zealand shaking up COVID-19 laws AAP - 18-10-2022
New Zealand is dismantling the legislative framework for most of its COVID-19 restrictions, but keeping its seven-day isolation and limited mask-wearing provisions as cases
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Australia's 1000 dark days of COVID-19 AAP - 16-10-2022
When COVID-19 hit Australia, the country's top health bureaucrats were bracing for something big - but even they were yet to grasp the enormity of the looming crisis.
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Australia ends mandatory COVID isolation AAP - 15-10-2022
Australians who test positive to COVID-19 will no longer have to isolate, with mandatory stay-at-home orders officially scrapped. The changes took effect on
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Long COVID on the rise, inquiry told AAP - 13-10-2022
Long COVID clinics across the country are being inundated with requests for assessments from patients struggling with ongoing symptoms, an inquiry has heard.
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Lockdowns 'punished' west Sydney AAP - 11-10-2022
Western Sydney residents endured an unequal lockdown imposed by the NSW government during the COVID-19 Delta outbreak, a report has found. People from Sydney's
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Melbourne COVID-19 quarantine hub to close AAP - 06-10-2022
Victoria's "white elephant" quarantine facility will close within days as Australia's COVID-19 pandemic response continues to wind down. The
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Ending COVID isolation right AAP - 03-10-2022
National cabinet's call to scrap the compulsory isolation period for people with COVID-19 is "100 per cent the right decision", NSW's premier says.
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Health warnings after isolation scrapped AAP - 02-10-2022
The scrapping of COVID-19 isolation rules has come too soon after a string of major events that could lead to a spike in infections, doctors say. The head of
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COVID-19 cases continue to drop nationally AAP - 23-09-2022
COVID-19 cases and deaths continue to fall across the country as experts question the utility of weekly virus data dumps. The federal health department released
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Canada, Japan ease entry while WHO warns AAP - 23-09-2022
Canada is set to drop its vaccine requirement for people entering the country while Japan will also loosen border curbs as the World Health Organisation warns about a decline
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Major step to booster for young children AAP - 22-09-2022
The medicines regulator has given provisional approval to a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine booster for children aged five to 11. However the Therapeutic Goods Administration
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Vic to trial COVID nasal spray treatment AAP - 21-09-2022
Clinical trials of a locally made nasal spray treatment for COVID-19 are set to begin in Victoria. The heparin spray, made at Monash University's Medicines
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SA and NSW drop masks on public transport AAP - 20-09-2022
Commuters in NSW and South Australia will no longer legally have to wear masks on public transport, as Victoria ramps up compliance on its networks. The NSW
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Public transport mask dodgers cop fines AAP - 19-09-2022
More than 100 fines have been issued on Victorian public transport and in excess of 181,000 warnings given as part of a COVID-19 mask compliance crackdown so far this September.
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Pandemic end 'in sight' as stats released AAP - 17-09-2022
Public health experts are increasingly optimistic the end of the COVID-19 pandemic is in sight. The World Health Organisation has advised the pandemic could
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WHO scraps support for two COVID therapies AAP - 17-09-2022
Two COVID-19 antibody therapies are no longer recommended by the World Health Organisation on the basis that Omicron and the variant's latest offshoots have almost certainly
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A week to wait until next COVID stats AAP - 11-09-2022
At the height of COVID-19 the daily case numbers became popular viewing and reading, but in a sign the pandemic is easing, Australians will have to wait a week for the next
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First COVID-19 jab more effective in males AAP - 06-09-2022
COVID-19 vaccines are more effective in males while females are more likely to experience negative side effects from their first jab, a new report shows. Australian

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