PM warns rapid tests won’t be free for all as daily COVID-19 cases top 34,000
Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt says it is “common sense” to limit supplies of free rapid antigen tests.
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PM warns rapid tests won’t be free for all as daily COVID-19 cases top 34,000
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