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High rates of vaccinated Aboriginal people in the Mallee

ABORIGINAL people in the Mallee are believed to have the highest rate of Covid vaccinations in the country. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults were identified as a priority group for the vaccination rollout program, due to the higher rates of chronic health conditions. Mallee District Aboriginal Services (MDAS) Kerang health promotions officer Toni Webster […]

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