Health

A national coronavirus vaccine rollout is anticipated for early next year.

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Western Australia will reopen its borders to NSW and Victoria tomorrow after the state government allayed concerns over a recent coronavirus case.

Newly elevated opposition leader Zak Kirkup has announced a promise to deliver payroll tax relief to up to 5,500 small businesses if elected.

Premier Mark McGowan has welcomed the latest NSW COVID-19 results but says a final call on when to reopen the border won't be made until Monday.

NSW residents may be locked out of Western Australia for longer, after a Sydney hotel quarantine worker was diagnosed with COVID-19 just days before the border is due to open.

Limestone Coast Brewing pivoted to a new business sector as the pandemic hit WA.

Mandurah's largest general hospital will receive $152 million of upgrades as the facility is returned to state government ownership over the next three years.

Australia is eyeing a path to normal life after the latest positive coronavirus vaccine trials boosted hopes of ending the world's pandemic nightmare.

Investors are already factoring in the opportunities a COVID-19 vaccine will deliver.

Restrictions on pubs, restaurants and gyms will come into effect from midnight in response to a COVID-19 outbreak in Adelaide.

Medicinal cannabis company AusCann Group Holdings has bought in to the animal health sector after announcing its acquisition of NSW business CannPal Animal Therapeutics.

A new flu vaccine manufacturing plant will be built in Melbourne to guard against future pandemics and provide antivenoms for some of Australia's most deadly creatures.

Elderly people, aged care employees and health workers will be first in line to receive coronavirus vaccines with the first jabs expected in March.

Australians could start receiving coronavirus vaccinations from March next year with sophisticated eskies set to transport the leading candidate.

The construction arm of BGC Australia will deliver forward works on the state government's $13.1 million radiation oncology unit in Albany.

HIF has declared its support for medicinal cannabis, offering rebates for treatments and partnering with Little Green Pharma to collaborate on research.

Production of coronavirus vaccinations has begun in Victoria as national case numbers continue to fall.

Unpopular as they may be with sections of the community, WA's COVID-19 policies have helped the state maintain its economic strength.

Machine learning could enable major advances in healthcare, expanding the power of the medical sector to spot problems early.

Manufacturing of the first coronavirus vaccine for Australians will start in Melbourne next week.

Wellness group Bodhi J has opened its sixth day spa, following high demand for its facial and massage treatments.

Businesses are ready for a shift to a more positive mindset, and investors are sensing the change.

Premier Mark McGowan insists Western Australia's hospitals are ready for the state's hard borders coming down amid dire ambulance ramping figures.

Western Australia will reopen its borders to all states and territories from November 14, but some restrictions will remain for people from NSW and Victoria.

Perth-based Baxter Healthcare and PureIV have won a $290 million state government contract, in a move set to streamline the distribution of medical equipment to public hospitals.

Having played pandemic politics expertly, Mark McGowan will be under pressure to consider changes to the border policy as the festive season nears.

Health Minister Roger Cook has labelled accusations WA is still not testing wastewater for COVID-19 as plainly wrong and mischievous.

Australia is on track to receive its first batch of coronavirus vaccinations early next year.

Our aversion to risk is making locals discover what this state has to offer.

Employers and unions have backed Victoria's plan to lift coronavirus economic clamps as thousands of Melburnians prepare to return to work.

Australians are expected to need two doses of a coronavirus vaccine to be protected against the disease.