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COVID-19: How a vaccine will roll out for us

Premium Content Subscriber only Member for Page Kevin Hogan has outlined the timeline for how a COVID-19 vaccine could be administered across the country and for those in the Northern Rivers. The Therapeutic Goods Administration yesterday provisionally approved the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for use in Australia. Mr Hogan said the TGA approval was an important step in the fight against COVID-19. “Australia is leading the world in fighting COVID-19 and our economy is one of the strongest globally,” Mr Hogan said. “I welcome the TGA’s approval of the Pfizer vaccine, with our own Australian experts finding it is safe, effective and of a high standard.

POWER 30: Clarence Valley s Most Influential 2020

POWER 30: Clarence Valley s Most Influential 2020
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Local MP leads tribute for National Party legend

Local MP leads tribute for National Party legend
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Local MP leads tribute for National Party giant

Premium Content Subscriber only MEMBER for Page Kevin Hogan has led the tributes to former North Coast Nationals MP and deputy prime minister Doug Anthony. Mr Anthony died aged 90 last Sunday in the Heritage Lodge home in Murwillumbah. Mr Hogan said he was sad to hear of his passing. I always felt I was in the presence of a legend when I was with Doug, Mr Hogan said. He was always easy with a warm smile and interest in how you were going. The Nationals are 100 years old this year because of people like Doug. He is a role model of mine.

What Pacific Hwy upgrade completion means for North Coast

21st Dec 2020 12:00 AM | Updated: 7:05 AM Thirty-year-long Pacific Highway upgrade finally complete: Prime Minister Scott Morrison spruiked the long-awaited completion of the Pacific Highway Upgrade as the most “significant infrastructure project” of the last thirty years and expressed his gratitude to those involved in its completion. Twenty-one lives were lost on October 20, 1989 when a semi-trailer collided with a bus on the Pacific Highway at Cowper 25km north of Grafton. More than 31 years, $15 billion and hundreds more lost lives later, this month Australia s largest ever road infrastructure project was officially completed. As part of the Pacific Highway Upgrade, there is now 657km of continuous dual carriageway from Hexham near Newcastle to the Queensland border.

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