Union president Gerard Hayes says the government has failed to address legitimate safety concerns about the AstraZeneca vaccine and has missed a perfect opportunity to inoculate staff early in the rollout.This study aims to investigate the spatiotemporal trends and impact of COVID-19 lockdowns to the profile of physiochemical parameters in the influent of wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) around Brisbane, Australia. Reacting to the news, the Health Services Union said the federal government only had itself to blame for the low COVID vaccination rates among aged care staff. Returned travellers and close contacts will be tested after leaving quarantine.There will be mandatory vaccinations and testing for people involved directly or indirectly in transporting quarantine workers.All aged care workers must have at least one dose of vaccine by September.Anyone can now request an AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine from their GP.Here's the upshot of what they all decided: The Prime Minister got together with the Premiers and Chief Ministers for a special meeting. Restaurants have had to cut shifts as Canberrans cancel reservations amid the mask mandate, NSW travel restrictions and fears the virus could spread to the capital. The nation's capital yesterday brought in mandatory mask wearing for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began. It's been three years and I still haven't caught it – does that mean I'm immune to COVID-19?ĭespite the lack of local transmission, some businesses across the Territory are struggling with the latest round of restrictions.Scientists say these are the 12 symptoms that reveal when COVID becomes long COVID.China's 'controllable' COVID-19 surge expected to peak at 65 million cases per week.
In some good news, three workers linked to a mine in the Northern Territory have tested negative in Tasmania. "If you don't need to travel interstate, don't travel," he said.
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The Premier also urged Tasmanians to consider staying put, as the full scope of the current outbreak across the mainland is figured out. Travellers who have been in those areas on or since June 19 will not be allowed to enter Tasmania unless they are granted an exemption.Īnyone who is already in Tasmania from those high-risk LGAs does not need to quarantine, but must monitor for symptoms. Thirteen Queensland local government areas, including Brisbane, the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast will also be considered high-risk from 6:00pm on Tuesday. Premier Peter Gutwein announced that Tasmania's borders would be closed to residents of the Perth and Peel regions in Western Australia.
Tasmania closed its borders to more regions We want to do our part in this overall national repatriation, and we've set up systems to accommodate that," he said. "In South Australia, we're satisfied at the moment we can continue to take the 530. The current focus in SA is on vaccination rates, especially in areas where uptake has lagged. SA Health has begun setting up pop-up information stations in places like shopping centres, to help eligible people book appointments.ĭespite a push by Queensland and Victoria to slash the number of stranded Australians who can return home, SA Premier Steven Marshall said he was happy with current repatriation arrangements. The state brought back sweeping social distancing restrictions and mandatory mask-wearing yesterday. "We currently have eight active cases in our state and that means whilst we are in a good situation in South Australia, there's always the risk of a transmission event in a hotel." "They are not community cases, they are in our medi-hotel system, so we are still very fortunate we do not have any cases imported from New South Wales or any of the other states," Chief Public Health Officer Nicola Spurrier said. South Australia has recorded two new cases but both were in hotel quarantine and acquired the illness overseas.
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