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Ivermectin. It’s as Aussie as Vegemite

The path out of the pandemic is under our noses

24 July 2021

9:00 AM

24 July 2021

9:00 AM

As more than five million Sydneysiders woke up to their fourth week under house arrest, they were greeted with the news that a woman in her fifties had died of Covid, the fifth person since they were confined to their homes. NSW Chief Health Officer Kerry Chant used the woman’s tragic demise to point out how deadly Covid can be, yet no one questioned why Saeeda Akobi Jjou Stu, only 57, was allowed to die.

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