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Mandatory third jab on the cards for hospitality, some retail settings

The Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions has been holding discussions with hospitality and retail groups to discuss how making the COVID-19 booster mandatory might affect their staff and customers.

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Mandatory third jab on the cards for hospitality, some retail settings

The Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions has been holding discussions with hospitality and retail groups to discuss how making the COVID-19 booster mandatory might affect their staff and customers.

University of south australiaSouth australiaMary aldredMark mcgowanTony blakelyAnita munozBrett suttonAdrian estermanWes lambertDaniel andrewsRoyal australian collegeServices victoriaUniversity of melbourneA department of healthFranchise council of australiaCatering industry australia

Mandatory third jab on the cards for hospitality

The Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions has been holding discussions with hospitality and retail groups to discuss how making the COVID-19 booster mandatory might affect their staff and customers.

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Mandatory third jab on the cards for hospitality

The Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions has been holding discussions with hospitality and retail groups to discuss how making the COVID-19 booster mandatory might affect their staff and customers.

University of south australiaSouth australiaMary aldredMark mcgowanTony blakelyAnita munozBrett suttonAdrian estermanWes lambertDaniel andrewsRoyal australian collegeServices victoriaUniversity of melbourneA department of healthFranchise council of australiaCatering industry australia

Victoria COVID: Omicron to drive spike in cases but Christmas plans are safe

Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton expects case numbers in Victoria to follow NSW predictions, but said there was no need to shut the border.

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