Most vaccinated Indigenous community in Central Australia passes 94 per cent first COVID-19 dose

The low rate of COVID-19 vaccinations in Indigenous Australians continues to cause concern for politicians desperate to reopen borders, but one community near Alice Springs has turned that on its head with 94 per cent of the eligible population having received at least one dose. 

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