AAP - 29-08-2022

The peak body for small businesses has backed a proposal to lower the isolation requirements for people who have tested positive for COVID. Wednesday's national

AAP - 28-08-2022

The boss of pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca is unsure whether annual COVID-19 boosters for otherwise healthy people are a good use of resources or money. A new

AAP - 27-08-2022

Moderna is suing Pfizer and its German partner BioNTech for patent infringement in the development of the first COVID-19 vaccine approved in the United States, alleging they

AAP - 26-08-2022

Rising rates of anxiety and depression caused by COVID-19 lockdowns could sap up to $7.4 billion from the NSW economy by 2025, a report suggests. The costing

AAP - 26-08-2022

Pfizer's COVID-19 pill appears to provide little or no benefit for younger adults, while still reducing the risk of hospitalisation and death for high-risk older users,

AAP - 23-08-2022

Queensland research has exposed the gender reality of COVID - finding that Australian women have been hit harder by the pandemic than men. While more men have

AAP - 17-08-2022

Victorians who test positive for COVID-19 will be permitted to vote by telephone in the upcoming state election. New regulations announced on Tuesday will grant

AAP - 16-08-2022

Australia could register its 10 millionth case of COVID-19 by the end of August. The nation is also closing in on 13,000 deaths from coronavirus since the pandemic

AAP - 14-08-2022

Doctors resisting calls for COVID-19 antiviral treatments to be sold over the counter have accused pharmacists of creating a false narrative for commercial reasons.

AAP - 12-08-2022

Tasmania will close state-run coronavirus vaccination clinics on August 31, allowing health staff to be diverted to other "priority areas". The island