Prime Minister abruptly ends call
Prime Minister Scott Morrison made an abrupt exit to his radio interview on 4BC on Tuesday.
The Prime Minister hung up mid-way through his interview after he was constantly grilled by the radio host over his relationship with US President Joe Biden.
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UN warns of "humanitarian catastrophe" in Afghanistan
The United Nations chief Antonio Guterres has warned of a looming "humanitarian catastrophe" in Afghanistan.
The UN chief has urged countries to provide emergency funding following the departure of US forces.
Jobkeeper scheme under fire for being able to pay billionaire businesses
The JobKeeper scheme is under fire after reports the Federal Government plans to deny transparency to Australians by refusing to release the billionaire businesses that wrongly received JobKeeper.
PM makes abrupt exit during radio interview
Prime Minister Scott Morrison made an abrupt exit to his radio interview on 4BC on Tuesday.
The Prime Minister hung up mid-way through his interview after he was constantly grilled by the radio host over his relationship with US President Joe Biden.
School chaplaincy programs to stop activisim against global heating
Coalition MPs are reportedly pushing Prime Minister Scott Morrison into the government’s school chaplaincy program to address concerns that activism against global heating is causing mental health problems for Australian children.
Children 12-15 eligible for Pfizer Vaccine
From September 13, children aged between 12-15 will be eligible for the Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine.
This comes after the Queensland School cluster, causing thousands of school students into home isolation.
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Experimental HIV Vaccine has Failed to Provide Women in Southern Africa with Protection
An experimental Johnson & Johnson (J&J) HIV vaccine that uses the same technology as successful shots against Covid-19 and Ebola, has failed to provide women in Southern Africa with significant protection against the virus, researchers said on Tuesday.
The disappointing results are the latest in a long history of setbacks to the global effort to develop a safe and effective HIV vaccine