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Prime Minister Scott Morrison has used his description of himself as a “bulldozer” to defend his record on COVID, saying it served Australia well – despite the country’s pandemic death rate edging closer to 8000. InDaily’s Stephanie Richards reports from the election campaign trail.
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Nine South Australian children have now been struck down with a rare but serious COVID-linked inflammatory condition, authorities have revealed while announcing locations for a suite of primary school vaccination hubs to try to boost lagging rates.
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Maintaining isolation requirements for COVID-positive South Australians will be “essential into the winter months” to protect the community, the Health Minister has declared while introducing a Bill to Parliament to allow existing restrictions to stay in place when special emergency powers lapse.
Leading today’s news round-up, a leaked opinion suggests the US Supreme Court will overturn the historic Roe v Wade decision which legalised abortion.
Travel booking company Trivago has been fined $44 million by an Australian court for misleading consumers about hotel room rates.
The number of South Australians in hospital with COVID has remained steady at 245 while the daily caseload has risen to 3829 new infections today.
Mask mandates will be axed from midnight on Thursday as anticipated despite a small increase in the daily caseload of COVID infections, but Premier Peter Malinauskas says authorities are “keeping our options open” about whether to keep masks in schools.
