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Sydney’s state Premier Gladys Berejiklian has announced that the state is on track to reach 70% vaccination rate today

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian says that 70% of her state will have their first vaccination by the end of today.

This comes as Sydney and New South Wales recorded 1,288 new Covid cases over the past 24 hours.

The premier says:

“Now we’ve hit 70% first dose across the state, we have some greater flexibility of looking at how we can ease the burden of citizens”.

She also flagged that at an 80% full vaccination rate, she wants to open New South Wales up to international travel

Berejiklian said that the state’s “outstanding achievement” has allowed her to ease all one-hour daily exercise restrictions. The restrictions had been put in place across twelve hotspot areas across the state.

“I want to remind citizens that 70 per cent double-dose will be different to what we’re experiencing today,” she said.

“70 per cent double-dose vaccination will allow us to do the things we’ve all been missing. It allows us to interact with one another safely.

“But again I want to stress this, the privileges that will extend at 70 per cent double-dose are only for those who are double vaccinated. So get vaccinated now.”

Singapore and Australia have agreed to a vaccine swap deal which is set to boost the global rollout of COVID jab’s

Singapore is set to send half a million Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine doses to Australia as part of a “vaccine swap” between the two countries, delivering a boost to the nation’s vaccination program. 

500,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine that are set to soon expire, will be sent to Australia in the first week of September, and then will be rolled out across Australia from the second week.

The doses will be distributed equally across each state of Australia

Australia’s Federal government will then deliver half a million Pfizer vaccines back to Singapore in December, when Australia is expected to have ample supplies.

Singapore has reached a vaccine milestone

Singapore has already fully vaccinated well over 80 per cent of its population against COVID-19 — making it one of the most inoculated countries in the world — and the nation has officially begun the process of easing restrictions. 

In a statement, Singapore’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it might use the 500,000 returned doses from Australia for booster shots later in the year. 

Mr Morrison has hailed the vaccine swap as an example of international cooperation, stating that Australia and Singapore would continue to work together to make sure vaccines were used before they expire.

The extra doses are expected to further speed up the vaccine rollout in Australia

September is expected to be a major month of vaccinations for Australia with the Moderna jab to officially be rolled out, joining the already available vaccines; Pfizer and AstraZeneca.