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There were 28 new cases of COVID-19 recorded in the ACT in the 24 hours to 8pm Wednesday, which brought the total number of cases for this outbreak to 1540.
As of Thursday morning, there were 21 patients recorded in ACT hospitals, including ten in intensive care.
News yesterday revealed COVID vaccinations will soon be mandatory in for disability support workers in the ACT.
Meanwhile, the junior campus at Caroline Chisholm School was closed for deep cleaning on Wednesday after a COVID exposure last Friday.
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- ACT reports 24 new cases of COVID-19
- Booster shots from next month as Australia passes vaccine milestone
- Canberra principal speaks out against vaccine mandate for teachers
- New JobKeeper data reveals $187m went to ACT businesses with increased revenue
- ACT Health assessing COVID exposure at Caroline Chisholm School
- 'Absolutely fantastic': Canberra shops prepare to welcome customers again
- To avoid restriction silliness, it was best for the ACT to move with the times
- ACT sets date to allow travel to and from Sydney
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Lanie Tindale
I am City reporter at The Canberra Times. I previously covered health for the masthead, and was a trainee before that. I have written on courts, federal politics, breaking news, features and opinion. lanie.tindale@canberratimes.com.au.
I am City reporter at The Canberra Times. I previously covered health for the masthead, and was a trainee before that. I have written on courts, federal politics, breaking news, features and opinion. lanie.tindale@canberratimes.com.au.
