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Scott Morrison wants Australians in lockdown to shorten the gap between their AstraZeneca jabs

Share on Twitter Australians under lockdown have been urged to receive a second AstraZeneca dose within eight weeks of their first jab. Sydney is in the grips of an ongoing outbreak, with NSW reporting 38 new local coronavirus cases as the city and surrounds prepare for at least a third week of stay-at-home orders. A 12-week gap between AstraZeneca jabs has been recommended as the most effective way to protect people. But Prime Minister Scott Morrison wants people in the worst-affected areas who have received their first jab to make second dose appointments closer to eight weeks. READ MORE He said his latest recommendation was consistent with the advice of the expert immunisation panel Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI).

Top 3 COVID-19 vaccine questions - Pandemic fatigue, what to ask your GP and changing advice

Hello. We are removing our masks. We are in the ACT but we are allowed to remove our masks when it’s important that we speak clearly and when we are communicating to people who are deaf and hard of hearing. Hello. My shout-out today is to everybody who has received COVID-19 vaccine and everyone who is preparing to do so when it is their turn. We have now had over 8,500,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccines administered to the people of Australia and, as we know, these vaccines are incredibly important in protecting each of us, protecting our loved ones and protecting the general population of Australia from COVID-19.

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