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Coronavirus: Hong Kong ‘vaccination bubble’ plan not intended to coerce residents into getting jab, Carrie Lam says
Hong Kong’s leader has rejected accusations the city’s new “vaccination bubble” plan is intended to coerce residents into taking a coronavirus jab, saying it provides a “timetable and road map”…
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Australia news live: Christine Holgate says she was ‘bullied’ and Australia Post chairman fabricated evidence
Holgate says she was ‘humiliated’ by prime minister Scott Morrison; man dies of coronavirus in Queensland. Follow all the latest news and updates, live • Australia won’t purchase Johnson &…
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African health workers left without Covid jabs as paltry supplies dwindle
Fear of third wave and new variants as sub-Saharan vaccine distribution is dogged by supply disruption Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Millions of healthcare workers in…
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Australia reports second blood clot case ‘likely’ linked to AstraZeneca Covid vaccine
Woman in her 40s in Western Australia reported to be in hospital in a stable condition after developing clot Health authorities have concluded a second case of a rare blood…
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With Australia’s delayed vaccine rollout, a reunion with my parents overseas inches further from reach | Jill Stark
I appreciate my good fortune to be healthy and have a job but I live with the very real grief that a part of me is missing The airport reunions…
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The Pfizer vaccine is now crucial to Australia. Why the secrecy about how much we have? | Melissa Davey
Scott Morrison says more Covid vaccine transparency is ‘a good idea’. Let’s start with some basics Transparency and accountability are two of the most crucial tools a government has in…
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Hong Kong coronavirus: Scout Association headquarters in Kowloon investigated for allegedly hosting banquet with more than 100 guests
Authorities are investigating alleged violations of coronavirus social-distancing rules at the headquarters of the Scout Association of Hong Kong in Kowloon, where a banquet of more than 100 people was…
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Australians are increasingly frustrated at the slow vaccine rollout – and they blame the federal government | Peter Lewis
Scott Morrison’s upbeat announcements that Australia would be at the front of the pack have become a rod for his back One of the benefits of incumbency over the past…
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Daunte Wright killing: Biden calls for ‘peace and calm’ as Minneapolis sets curfew – as it happened
President says he viewed body-cam footage of officer shooting Black man 28% of American adults now fully vaccinated, says White House adviser Michigan should again shut down to combat surge,…
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Coronavirus screening related posts published by Hong Kong government’s publicity arm emerge as most read notes on Facebook
A Facebook post by the Hong Kong government’s publicity arm about arrangements for the community Covid-19 testing programme last summer has emerged as its most read message in 2020, with…