A majority of readers plan to roll up their sleeves for a fourth COVID-19 jab when it becomes available to them on Monday.
plan to roll up their sleeves for a fourth jab of the COVID-19 vaccine following the broadening of its availability from Monday.
A reader poll found that 35 per cent of Financial Review readers have already had their second booster shot.Just 6 per cent of readers who have not received their fourth shot were unsure and 15 per cent said they would not get the booster.was expanded to all Australians 30 and older.The country’s expert advisory panel on immunisation recommended last week that people aged 50 to 64 should receive a fourth dose, while people aged 30 to 49 had the option of another shot.
because of its vast distances. However, many readers raised concerns about the cost and time it would take to set up the energy network.“Many people underestimate the time, cost and development required to develop a nuclear energy capability in practical terms,” one reader wrote. “I support the idea if it is considered a medium-to-long-term solution to our energy problems, but not if it is seen as a short-to-medium-term fix.
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