Community and religious leaders come together for vaccinations

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Religious and multicultural leaders gather to get their COVID vaccinations Source: SBS

The group immunisation is part of a bid by the New South Wales government to prove the vaccine is safe for everybody, no matter their background or religion.

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Published 26 May 2021 8:16pm

By Claire Slattery, Lucy Murray

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The group immunisation is part of a bid by the New South Wales government to prove the vaccine is safe for everybody, no matter their background or religion.

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Community and religious leaders come together for vaccinations

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The group immunisation is part of a bid by the New South Wales government to prove the vaccine is safe for everybody, no matter their background or religion.

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The group immunisation is part of a bid by the New South Wales government to prove the vaccine is safe for everybody, no matter their background or religion.

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