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Vaccine companies to front virus inquiry – The Flinders News
Coronavirus vaccine giants Pfizer and AstraZeneca are set to face a grilling from politicians hunting answers about Australia’s immunisation effort. The Senat……
Coronavirus vaccine giants Pfizer and AstraZeneca are set to face a grilling from politicians hunting answers about Australia’s immunisation effort.
The Senate’s coronavirus response committee will on Thursday hear from two of the companies the federal government has struck a deal with for a combined 63.8 million vaccine doses.
There are concerns the rollout could be delayed with the European Union locked in a dispute with the pharmaceutical companies over supplies.
But the federal government insists…
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