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Rollout falling behind for disability care residents
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ABC NEWS (Australia)
5,001 views • May 05, 2021
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Any Australian over the age of 50 has been eligible to get a COVID vaccine from the beginning of May, but many vulnerable Australians are frustrated that they are still yet to be vaccinated, despite being in the priority group.
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