Victorians will soon be able to buy rapid antigen tests from major supermarkets

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Victoria has recorded 1355 locally acquired COVID-19 infections and 11 deaths as the state opens up. (AAP) Source: AAP

Victorians will soon be able to buy rapid antigen tests from major supermarkets, as the state readies for its first major events out of lockdown. Meanwhile, there are 236 new local COVID-19 infections in New South Wales while a further three people have died from the virus.

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Published 30 October 2021 4:26pm

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Victorians will soon be able to buy rapid antigen tests from major supermarkets, as the state readies for its first major events out of lockdown. Meanwhile, there are 236 new local COVID-19 infections in New South Wales while a further three people have died from the virus.

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Victorians will soon be able to buy rapid antigen tests from major supermarkets

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Victorians will soon be able to buy rapid antigen tests from major supermarkets, as the state readies for its first major events out of lockdown. Meanwhile, there are 236 new local COVID-19 infections in New South Wales while a further three people have died from the virus.

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Victorians will soon be able to buy rapid antigen tests from major supermarkets, as the state readies for its first major events out of lockdown. Meanwhile, there are 236 new local COVID-19 infections in New South Wales while a further three people have died from the virus.

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