WHO testing three drugs against virus
The World Health Organisation says a clinical trial in 52 countries will study three anti-inflammatory drugs as potential treatments for COVID-19 patients.
"These therapies -...
More Pfizer doses to combat NSW outbreak
Almost 185,000 Pfizer vaccine doses will be sent to NSW while Queensland could also receive a boost as both states battle coronavirus outbreaks.
Prime Minister...
NSW health workers under COVID-19 stress
A major Sydney hospital and two nursing homes are dealing with COVID-19 outbreaks as health care workers come under stress while the Delta strain...
US event virus cases ‘mostly’ among jabbed
A new study by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that three-quarters of individuals who became infected with COVID-19 at public...
Leaders to discuss vaccination modelling
Australia's leaders will begin charting a course to fully reopening the nation based on new coronavirus vaccination rate modelling.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison will on...
Vic set for lockdown end, rules to remain
Victoria's lockdown is expected to be lifted but a number of restrictions will remain in place to prevent another outbreak of the highly infectious...
NSW to get more Pfizer for vaccine rollout
New South Wales will beef up its vaccine strategy with thousands of extra Pfizer doses from the federal government in its bid to quash...
Pfizer approved for children aged 12 to 15
The Pfizer vaccine has been approved for use among Australian children aged 12 to 15.
Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt confirmed the Therapeutic Goods Administration...
Vic lockdown avoids COVID ‘world of hurt’
Victoria would be facing a "world of hurt" in coming weeks if authorities had not immediately locked down the state, Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton...
Call for mandatory jab for health workers
The national cabinet is being urged to make vaccinations compulsory for all hospital staff and create a rollout plan to ensure every worker has...
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