Monkeypox Vaccines Arrive In Victoria
The first monkeypox vaccines will today arrive in Victoria, with the vaccinations of eligible people set to begin this week.
The first monkeypox vaccines will today arrive in Victoria, with the vaccinations of eligible people set to begin this week.
The Andrews Labor Government is continuing to invest in the science behind mRNA – bringing together Victoria’s greatest researchers with an innovation hub.
Applications are now open for round two of the Diverse Communities Mental Health & Wellbeing Grants, which are available for organisations that support and promote the mental health and wellbeing of Victoria’s diverse communities.
In an Australian-first, Victoria will have fair access to community sporting facilities for every participant, thanks to an Andrews Labor Government initiative.
Australia’s leading children’s hospital will soon be able to treat thousands more patients – with a multi-million-dollar expansion of The
The latest release of quarterly performance data confirms Victoria’s health system is under unprecedented pressure – like every health system across the country – from a busy flu season and the continued pressure from the COVID-19 pandemic.
More than half a million Victorians have received a free influenza vaccine to protect themselves and their loved ones this flu season, thanks to the Andrews Labor Government’s investment in making the flu shot free.
The Andrews Labor Government is changing the way sexual violence is dealt with in Victoria, with major reforms introduced to Parliament today that shift scrutiny from victim-survivors onto their perpetrators and make it clear there is no place for this behaviour in Victoria.
Small businesses across Victoria will be supported to become more resilient as the Andrews Labor Government provides more grants for business chambers and trader groups.
The Andrews Labor Government has unveiled the spectacular interior of the Metro Tunnel’s Town Hall Station – showcasing platforms that stretch from City Square to Federation Square, more than 30 metres below Swanston Street.