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News ArchivesTHE state average for first vaccinations is now 78.8 percent and second doses 46.5 percent.
UPPER Hunter Member of Parliament, David Layzell has called for the government to release areas of the electorate from lockdown.
NSW contact tracers are no longer calling most individuals with covid, businesses are being asked to do their own contact tracing and NSW Fire and Ambulance services are concerned at the government’s plans to have 150 fire service staff support ambulance.
» Read more about: Less information and changes to contact tracing »
PREMIER Gladys Berejiklian was at the media conference this morning, but has said she “won’t necessarily be here.”
» Read more about: Covid: Even at 80 percent unvaccinated won’t enjoy freedoms »
POP quiz, which scenario presents the lowest risk of covid infection:
- hordes of people on Sydney beaches in groups of whatever they felt like,
DAVID Layzell, Upper Hunter Member of Parliament wondered yesterday if the Merriwa pop-up clinic would get through the 1,000 Pfizer vaccines he had secured,
» Read more about: No sign of vaccine hesitancy in Merriwa »
ONE of the new cases identified in in the past 24 hours is in Singleton,
ON Saturday, a pop-up vaccination clinic will be in Muswellbrook.
Any adult resident of the Muswellbrook area is able to go to the clinic to access the AstraZeneca vaccine.
» Read more about: Muswellbrook vaccination clinic Saturday »
TOMORROW a pop-up vaccination clinic will be in Merriwa.
Any resident, over the age of 12,
» Read more about: Merriwa vaccination clinic opens tomorrow »
THE New South Wales government issued their “Reopening NSW roadmap” for the easing of restrictions once the state reaches 70 percent double vaccination rates in the adult population.