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Experts have welcomed the release of a new Australian ad campaign to encourage COVID-19 vaccinations, but say the messaging needs to be improved to better reach the nation s culturally diverse communities.
The Morrison government on Sunday unveiled the new Arm Yourself advertising initiative aimed at encouraging Australians to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
The ad, which is set to be rolled out across a range of channels - including television, radio and online - shows a series of bare arms with band-aids stuck on to signify the individuals have had the jab.
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Associate Professor Holly Seale at UNSW s School of Population Health said that while it was really pleasing to see a new ad campaign, the video was not the campaign she was envisaging .