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Vaccine’s reduced efficacy against COVID variant ‘worrying’

Vaccine’s reduced efficacy against COVID variant ‘worrying’

South Africa has paused its rollout of the Oxford University/AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine. What does this mean for Australia?


ACCHOs face challenges of vaccine rollout to remote communities

ACCHOs face challenges of vaccine rollout to remote communities

As Australia’s COVID vaccination campaign inches closer, Aboriginal health services prepare for a mammoth effort.


Pfizer/BioNTech COVID vaccine approved for use in older Australians

Pfizer/BioNTech COVID vaccine approved for use in older Australians

The TGA has said there is ‘no specific risk’ associated with vaccinating older people, following reports of deaths in Norway.


Prime Minister reveals further $1.9 billion to support vaccine rollout

Prime Minister reveals further $1.9 billion to support vaccine rollout

General practice is expected to receive a substantial amount of the new allocation, but details remain limited.


Novavax confirms efficacy against emerging coronavirus variants

Novavax confirms efficacy against emerging coronavirus variants

New data on Australia’s third vaccine candidate shows it is highly effective against most COVID-19 variants, which may prove crucial as production bottlenecks force delays among other options.


COVID vaccine FAQs: What GPs need to know

COVID vaccine FAQs: What GPs need to know

UPDATED: Prominent RACGP Fellow Dr Magdalena Simonis provides GPs with ready-made answers to help ease patients’ coronavirus concerns.


COVID vaccination EOIs give general practices ‘a seat at the table’

COVID vaccination EOIs give general practices ‘a seat at the table’

The RACGP is encouraging practices to submit their expression of interest, along with any concerns around the proposed delivery and funding model.


Will the new COVID vaccine ads help curb hesitancy?

Will the new COVID vaccine ads help curb hesitancy?

The $24 million campaign is aimed at reassuring Australians that the vaccines used in the rollout are safe and effective.


Opinion versus evidence: Searching for vaccine certainty

Opinion versus evidence: Searching for vaccine certainty

Dr Natasha Yates examines the issue of navigating data, misinformation and vaccine hesitancy among patients and healthcare workers.


Pfizer COVID vaccine first to be approved in Australia

Pfizer COVID vaccine first to be approved in Australia

The TGA has granted provisional approval ahead of next month’s planned rollout, which will now start in late February due to production delays.


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