Politicians, emergency service bosses and health workers urge Albury-Wodonga to get vaccinated

David Johnston
Updated July 23 2021 - 5:20pm, first published 4:30pm
SHOUT OUT: AWH chief executive officer Michael Kalimnios and COVID vaccination program manager Jenny Keogh with politicians and emergency service personnel urging people to get jab. Picture: MARK JESSER
SHOUT OUT: AWH chief executive officer Michael Kalimnios and COVID vaccination program manager Jenny Keogh with politicians and emergency service personnel urging people to get jab. Picture: MARK JESSER

Community leaders, emergency service chiefs and frontline health workers have united in support of Albury-Wodonga lifting vaccination rates to reduce the chances of further COVID-19 related border closures and lockdowns.

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David Johnston

David Johnston

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