Govt signals shift to mass vaccination hubs

Australia is set to shift to mass coronavirus vaccination clinics in a bid to roll out more vaccinations under the troubled immunisation program.
The move comes a few weeks after a Melbourne GP called for the option after it took him an hour to administer 10 vaccinations and tied-up the clinic for the whole time.
On Wednesday, Prime Minister Scott Morrison abandoned his opposition to major vaccine hubs after recommendations the AstraZeneca vaccine should not be used in the under-50s because of the risk of rare, unusual blood clots threw the program into chaos.
He changed his position after announcing he would meet with state and territory leaders twice a week to get the derailed rollout back on track.