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It's official now! Treat this report of ETimes TV as the last word on the Rannvijay Singha-Sonu Sood controversy of Roadies that has been the asking question in the corridors of Indian Television industry. 17 years is a long time and perhaps Rannvijay got saturated with it or the channel…

“They are all double-vaccinated and chances are they will proceed to get a booster regardless. They’re health workers and the vast majority would understand the need to get the booster."

The prime minister says he's spoken to his health and defence ministers and defence chiefs about how to deal with aged care staff shortages.

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A South Australian crossbench party has raised concerns over voting at the upcoming state election for people forced into isolation by COVID-19.

South Australia has reported a rise in COVID-19 infections with 1723 new cases but the state government says the increase is not a worry.

About 35 per cent of students returned to school today, with the rest learning from home for the next fortnight.

Top End cafes say a scarcity of fresh supplies is compounding the significant worker shortages hitting businesses during the Omicron outbreak, as flooding on the southern end of the Stuart Highway forces changes to menus thousands of kilometres away.

Property developers have made significant financial contributions to both major South Australian political parties in the run into this year's state and federal elections.

The disruptions have sparked calls for greater strategic planning for major freight corridors in the face of climate change

South Australian Premier Steven Marshall says the state is clearly over the peak in the current COVID-19 outbreak with another day of falling case numbers.