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Australia wants to change AstraZeneca advice

With half the nation in lockdown, PM to seek Astra shots for those under 60 amid concerns over clotting in young population

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An inmate receives a dose of the Johnson&Johnson vaccine a correctional centre in Johannesburg on Tuesday. Pic/AFP

An inmate receives a dose of the Johnson&Johnson vaccine a correctional centre in Johannesburg on Tuesday. Pic/AFP

Australia’s prime minister has said he’s urging the government’s adviser on vaccines to change its advice against adults under age 60 taking the AstraZeneca shot.

More than half the nation is locked down because of growing Covid-19 clusters. The country’s two largest states, New South Wales and Victoria, reported sharp increases in new cases on Wednesday.

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