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Australia is a step closer to having COVID-19 vaccinations for children aged six months to five years, with Pfizer approved to submit an application with the medical regulator.
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Five children have died after a wind gust blew a jumping castle into the air at a primary school in northwest Tasmania.
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The social media giant is tightening privacy controls for young Instagram users, but development of an app for under-13s is raising concerns, writes Tama Leaver.
Australia’s medicine regulator has approved the Pfizer vaccine being made available for children aged 12 to 15, but the Federal Government says September or October is still expected to be the earliest anyone under 40 can get the jab.
Children as young as 12 can now be vaccinated overseas, so what is the situation in Australia? Christopher Blyth, Peter Richmond, and Ushma Wadia explain.
Children and young people have a lot to say – why aren’t our institutions listening?
