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Australians may have to wait an extra year for COVID-19 vaccine

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Federal cabinet minister Karen Andrews has raised doubts over how quickly a COVID-19 vaccine could be approved, manufactured and rolled out in Australia, if the two leading candidates fall through.

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Queensland Premier defends hardline youth justice changes

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Tanya is 79 and owns a $2.5 million home. She lives with young housemates

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We now know when a new COVID vaccine will be released. Should you get a booster?

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Australians may have to wait an extra year for COVID-19 vaccine

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Federal cabinet minister Karen Andrews has raised doubts over how quickly a COVID-19 vaccine could be approved, manufactured and rolled out in Australia, if the two leading candidates fall through.

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Queensland Premier defends hardline youth justice changes

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Tanya is 79 and owns a $2.5 million home. She lives with young housemates

Wong responds to Netanyahu's ICC arrest warrant as US labels move 'outrageous'

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