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Scott Morrison says New South Wales is getting additional Pfizer doses

Prime Minister Scott Morrison at the The Lodge in Canberra (AAP)

Scott Morrison at the start of a news conference at The Lodge in Canberra. Source: AAP

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Prime Minister Scott Morrison says more Pfizer will go to New South Wales as the state struggles to control its Delta outbreak.

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