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Chief medical officer told the COVID Inquiry that there is ’too much caution' around expectant mothers and they ought to be routinely involved in drug studies.

New Zealand’s health commissioner has found the GP failed to provide appropriate care to the woman, who died of a thromboembolism.

Former health secretary was questioned at the COVID Inquiry about a WhatsApp exchange with Sir Chris Whitty where he referred to concern about ’shonky' details.

The tennis star says he believes heavy metals found in his bloodstream came from food he ate while detained in the lead up to the Australian Open.

Dr. Paul Armstrong suggested residents consider wearing a mask in crowded settings

The Supreme Court of Queensland found there was no basis for AHPRA’s assumptions that Dr. Bay contravened any relevant legislation.

The breach occurred in 2021 but was only discovered in 2023.

The government has withdrawn the fines following legal representations and further consideration.

The former health secretary said he regrets that only care workers were mandated to have the jabs and that this ought to have applied to all health care staff.

He tendered his resignation in October, when the Labor government was in caretaker mode.

The loss of experienced health staff and public servants following COVID-19 means Australia is less able to face a pandemic now than it was then.

The local mayor and premier of Western Australia suggested the council should be focussed on local issues.

The chief medical officer said he was not responsible for alleged ‘blanket’ use of ‘do not resuscitate with CPR’ notices for groups of COVID-diagnosed patients.

The chief medical officer gave evidence to the COVID Inquiry, saying he still worries whether or not the government ‘got the balance right’ in public messaging.

After being vaccinated in March 2021, 27-year-old Jack Last started to feel unwell and reported having severe headaches and disturbed vision.

Report points to 135 contracts awarded during the lockdown era, worth a total of £15.3 billion, with ‘corruption red flags’ that ’warrant investigation.’

According to estimates by the TaxPayers’ Alliance, the Covid-19 Inquiry is set to become the most expensive statutory inquiry.

Australian senators have a rejected a call from Senator Ralph Babet to establish a Commission of Inquiry into the government’s pandemic response.

The Greens and Labor voted down the bill, while the Coalition, UAP Senator Ralph Babet, and One Nation supported it.