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'Leaders not leading by example': PM photographed maskless with 100-plus crowd
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New York Times: Research highlights the temporary effects of Covid-19 vaccines.
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Lawyer convicted for busting out of Covid-19 lockdown last year and boasting about jaunt.
'We're failing now': ED wait times the longest in a decade, Nats claim
The latest data shows average ED wait times are a little under five hours.
Covid: 6223 new cases, 22 deaths; more than half of new cases new variants
Ministry 'closely monitoring' the increase in cases as part of an 'ongoing review'.
WHO warns Covid cases have risen for fifth consecutive week
The World Health Organisation has warned that global COVID-19 cases are spiking, having risen for the fifth consecutive week. Video / AP
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The seven-day rolling average of cases today is 9984 - this time last week it was 8687.
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The tally is slightly down after more than 11,000 community cases for three days in a row.
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Focus Morning Bulletin: 15 July, 2022
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Mask use has been falling behind, prompting fresh pleas from top health officials.
GP denied use of unapproved ivermectin drug to treat
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