Opinion
Time to drop the phased vaccine rollout
Australia can speed up vaccination uptake by dropping the phased rollout and allowing everyone over 16 to come forward, argues Catherine Bennett.
Opinion
Australia can speed up vaccination uptake by dropping the phased rollout and allowing everyone over 16 to come forward, argues Catherine Bennett.
Opinion
UPDATED: Blood clot concerns have prompted many over-50s to put off getting their available vaccine. Hassan Vally argues that the benefits outweigh any risk.
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