Corona Virus

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Originally Posted by Slunnie

Did they commence developing facilities to manufacture AZ after all of this?

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Since March actually:
20210212 Local Manufacturing of COVID 19 Vaccine Reaches Final Stages

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Originally Posted by SBD4

Since March actually:
20210212 Local Manufacturing of COVID 19 Vaccine Reaches Final Stages

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Thanks for this. 1 Million does made per week!

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Originally Posted by Slunnie;[URL="tel:3098689"

3098689[/URL]]Did they commence developing facilities to manufacture AZ after all of this?

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mRNA Vaccine manufacture has nothing to do with AstraZeneca vaccine manufacture or CSL.

Its a totally separate issue. Pfizer is an mRNA vaccine.

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Originally Posted by SpudHeadTed

mRNA Vaccine manufacture has nothing to do with AstraZeneca vaccine manufacture or CSL.

Its a totally separate issue. Pfizer is an mRNA vaccine.

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Oh yep, my question was in relation to the Govt last year looking to manufacture AZ in Aus. Just wondering where it got up to. Looks like they were in production! At the time they weren't looking to manufacture the Pfizer vaccine.

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Originally Posted by Slunnie;[URL="tel:3098714"

3098714[/URL]]Oh yep, my question was in relation to the Govt last year looking to manufacture AZ in Aus. Just wondering where it got up to. Looks like they were in production! At the time they weren't looking to manufacture the Pfizer vaccine.

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Yes that’s how they ended up with all eggs in one basket…hence the vaccine rollout problems now.

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Originally Posted by Slunnie

Thanks for this. 1 Million does made per week!

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Yep, and 3 people vaccinated per week.

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Originally Posted by Arapiles

Yep, and 3 people vaccinated per week.

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Does make you wonder where it is all going!

20 million doses are being donated and 2.5 million to Indonesia
Australia to donate 20 million doses of Astrazeneca to g7 billion-dose vaccin

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This article says it all… Australia turns it’s back on those citizens who are not wealthy.

Big business is subsidised to the tune of billions in Covid relief, while the people - the taxpayers (who are funding the subsidies!) are left behind.

This brand of blatant corporate elitism over the rights of the people by our leaders is fundamentally unAustralian.

“These “subsidised flights” are more expensive than regular flights – the subsidy, it turns out, is for Qantas…”

Australia squandered its Covid advantage – and wealth is deciding who makes it home | Jennifer Mills | The Guardian