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Issue 056

Published

3 years ago

September 27, 2021

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What’s on in Issue 056?

What’s behind Melbourne’s anti-lockdown protests

Protests started last week after Victoria’s government first mandated COVID-19 vaccines for construction workers, and then shut the building industry down for two weeks.

Australia lower rare AstraZeneca-related clots mortality

In Australia, 11.3 million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine — now called Vaxzevria — have been administered, with a total of 141 people developing a confirmed or probable case of TTS linked to the jab.

Fraudulent ivermectin studies open up new battleground

Ivermectin has never been proven as an effective Covid treatment, and studies that said it was have been either poorly conducted, too small for their findings to be applied more widely or outright faked. Yet the drug’s popularity has soared.

Frustrating delays in Australian certification

As hospital admittance numbers grow in NSW and Victoria as both states battle to contain outbreaks of the Delta variant, the need to bolster nursing numbers has again been thrust into the spotlight.

Weekly COVID news at a glance

Half of Australians aged 16 and over fully vaccinated
Only 9 percent refuse vaccination
Queensland premier’s ‘sarcastic’ comment?
Improve healthcare for multicultural communities
Vaccinated international students to return to NSW
Some Australians missed heart checks

Worldwide news

Germany is ending quarantine pay for unvaccinated
Singapore to expand booster shots
Replacing unvaccinated health workers
Unvaccinated Brazil President eats pizza on NY sidewalk
Italy backs shots for pregnant women from second trimester
Ireland ends hotel quarantine for inbound travelers

COVID vaccines myth busting #7

Vaccines cause autism？
Infant immune systems can’t handle so many vaccines？
Natural immunity is better than vaccine-acquired immunity?
Better hygiene and sanitation are actually responsible for decreased infections, not vaccines.

Cooking for your loved ones

Melbourne Eats (Takeaway Edition)

Casa Nata/Hunted & Gathered/Gong De Lin/BIO by DOC

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Updates for You

Published

9 months ago

July 17, 2023

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What is Blessing CALD?

“Blessing CALD” celebrates diversity, promotes inclusivity, and fosters understanding among multicultural and minority communities in Australia. We aim to bridge cultural gaps through knowledge and information, creating meaningful connections.

Initially focused on distributing COVID-19 information in multiple languages, we have expanded our platform to cater to the diverse interests and needs of our community.

Here, you can not only find Local and Worldwide News, but also explore the Food cultures (Let’s cook! Or if you’re finding new restaurants, check our recommendations!) , gain online experiences of other cultures, and discover different ways of Lifestyle.

Blessing CALD gives information in English and multi-languages, available in Chinese, Arabic, Greek, Italian, etc. Besides only publish articles, we also provides audios and radio news (by NEMBC), so that you can listen to the news instead of only read them, it’s a easy way to improve your English!