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Flu season: Huge uptake in FluMist by WA families credited for low influenza numbers Original

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By Rhianna Mitchell Verified
| The West Australian Verified
Families have embraced WA’s new needle-free flu vaccine program, with 75 per cent of immunised children opting for the nasal spray so far this winter. It comes as the State records its best start to the flu season in five years, which health experts say is due in part to an increase in vaccination rates among WA children. So far this year, WA has recorded about 2300 cases, which is more than half the five-year average.
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Hillarys pubs scrap plans to open during World Cup games due to ‘impractical’ rules Original

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By Rhianna Mitchell Verified
| The West Sport Show
Three popular venues in Perth’s northern coastal suburbs have scrapped plans to open for this Saturday’s early morning Socceroos game and other marquee World Cup fixtures due to “impractical” obligations imposed by liquor licensing regulators.
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Derbarl Yerrigan Health Service: Cook Government announces $2.6m boost for Aboriginal health service Original

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By Rhianna Mitchell Verified
| The West Australian Verified
The State Government has committed $2.6 million to improving access to child development services for Aboriginal children and families. The funding will allow Derbarl Yerrigan Health Service to expand its existing services to children up to the age of 18 in Perth, providing an alternative option for Aboriginal children and aimed at easing pressure on the Child Development Service waitlist.
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