Some Australians could be receiving a COVID-19 vaccine within weeks.
Amid the continued spread of the virus and emergence of highly contagious variants, the federal government has accelerated the start of the roll out — initially set for March 2021 — to February.
Read more: How will COVID-19 vaccines be approved for use in Australia?
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