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Covid-19 Australia: Angry Tanami Desert miners threaten to riot if lockdown conditions don t improve

Covid-19 Australia: Angry Tanami Desert miners threaten to riot if lockdown conditions don t improve
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ITF: Arbitrary quarantine of dockers in Northern Australia set dangerous precedent | Business

ITF: Arbitrary quarantine of dockers in Northern Australia set dangerous precedent | Business
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Pulse+IT - NT Department of Health gets new CEO

NT Department of Health gets new CEO Written by Kate McDonald on 05 May 2021. Emergency physician and clinical toxicologist Frank Daly has been named as the new CEO of the Northern Territory Department of Health, taking over from Catherine Stoddart, who resigned late last year after four years in the role. Dr Daly worked at Royal Perth Hospital for 10 years as an emergency physician and clinical toxicologist, director of emergency medicine and director of clinical reform, as well as in managerial roles. Most recently he has acted as Oceania medical director and associate partner at consulting firm EY. He also led the $1.2 billion Perth Children’s Hospital project.

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Second Australian COVID vaccine blood clotting case developed two weeks after shot, WA Health Minister says

Print text only Cancel A woman in her 40s believed to have the second case of blood clots linked to AstraZeneca in Australia developed the symptoms about two weeks after receiving her vaccination, according to the WA Health Minister. Key points: She was flown to a Darwin hospital after falling ill The case is similar to others in Europe who developed a rare clotting disorder The woman received her vaccination in mid-March as part of the 1A/1B cohort and reported to the emergency department of a WA regional hospital about a fortnight later, Roger Cook said. She was then flown to Royal Darwin Hospital.

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Chief Health Officer statement: Adverse reaction linked to AstraZeneca vaccine

Date Time Chief Health Officer statement: Adverse reaction linked to AstraZeneca vaccine Today the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has confirmed a case of thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome (TTS) in a Western Australian is likely linked to the Astra Zeneca vaccine. We are working closely with our counterparts in the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) and the Northern Territory Department of Health to investigate the case. The woman, aged in her 40’s, is currently under specialist care in the Royal Darwin Hospital. She received the AstraZeneca vaccine in mid-March in a WA regional hospital. Due to patient confidentiality, WA Health will not be releasing further detail around this patient. The family has asked for their privacy to be respected but has said the patient was making positive progress and recovering well.

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