While campaigning for the Republican nomination in recent months,Trump’s position has occasionally blamed the extreme policies of the anti-abortion movement for the GOP’s recent electoral losses.
Callers to the National Coronavirus Helpline,still promoted on state and federal health department websites,now hear a message saying it has closed.
The new measure is “not meant to track people but to track independently what is happening in China”,health officials say.
Some offices are scrapping mandatory office days as COVID and influenza case numbers mount – along with employees’ reluctance to commute to work.
Fetishising Fido might make us feel good – but is our growing tendency to anthropomorphise our animals and pamper our pooches actually good for them?
The call to expand eligibility for extra boosters comes as health experts warn the winter Omicron wave could be the worst outbreak the country has ever seen.
St Basil’s Homes for the Aged in Fawkner is grappling with another COVID-19 outbreak almost two years after 45 residents died from the virus.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese have gone head-to-head in the first televised debate of the election campaign,and security experts are warning that Chinese ships and aircraft could arrive in Solomon Islands within four weeks.
Scott Morrison says Labor is misleading pensioners,Anthony Albanese has accused the government of telling lies about power prices and both leaders are preparing for the first televised debate of the election campaign.
The prime minister continues his tour of Perth,Labor promises to review the NDIS if elected and the Liberal candidate for Warringah says she is “not going anywhere”.
Anthony Albanese has clarified Labor’s border protection policies for the second time in a week,Liberal senator Anne Ruston has defended past comments about Medicare and the Prime Minister is visiting Perth today.