Watch

Regulator approves Moderna vaccine for children aged six months to five years

Published 19 July 2022, 10:27 am
The Therapeutic Goods Administration today granted provisional approval for children aged six months to five years to receive doses of the Moderna vaccine. Political Correspondent Shuba Krishnan joins us now from Canberra.
Tags
Australia
Share

Recommended for you

A bright red Chinese ceremonial gate is flanked by stone lion statues on both sides.

'We will lose a piece of history': Why Sydney's Chinatown is under threat

chinese new year

Donald Trump points his finger as he speaks at a press conference.

Donald Trump blames 'diversity' for deadly Washington plane crash

planes

A woman holding the tiny feet of a newborn baby in her hands.

Australia's most popular baby names have been revealed — with one emerging favourite

new born babies

A light blue piggy bank on top of a pile of coins.

How did these gen Z Australians accumulate over $2 million in super?

superannuation

A woman sitting at a table holding papers. A laptop and calculator are also in front of her.

Tax-free: The super change that could save Aussie retirees thousands

finance news

A drone shot of the pit at a coal mine around twilight.

'Be prepared to die out there': Workers blow the whistle on Adani's Carmichael coal mine

adani mine

A close-up photo shows sea salt being poured from a salt shaker.

Experts have advised us to eat less salt for decades. Now, there's a new alternative

diets and dieting

A digital graphic showing the late Doctor Yunupingu and Kevin Andrews, and Noemie Fox.

See the full list: Here's who's been awarded Australia Day honours in 2025

australia day honours