The Megaphone Report for Wednesday, January 13.

Today’s report is an Oxford University / AstraZeneca vaccine special. First - Australians deserve the most expensive of vaccines.
The purchase of the vaccine is compared to the NBN rollout and corruption is suggested.
Corruption was a running theme connected to the AstraZeneca vaccine purchase - especially in relation to D. Sharma.
Brand shopping was another theme, with demands that Australians must have the best.
Having shares in CSL (formerly the Commonwealth Serum Laboratories, now a publicly listed company) is mentioned as being relevant.
Mention of a chorus supporting the megaphone view.
A suggestion not supported by a press release by peak bodies connected to the vaccine rollout.
That has been your megaphone report for Wednesday, January 13.
Addendum. More tweets have come to light, showing why there are multiple comments being made about the AstraZeneca vaccine.
1. PR Guy has driven the discussion.
2. The comparisons continue to be made, at various levels.
3. S Morrison has been asked to communicate more clearly. No mention of P. Kelly, the Federal CHO.
4. Difficult to combat this suggestion with so many liking this style of tweet.
5. It has become an issue of a performative battle in terms of class.
6. Some are connecting the debate about the Astra Seneca vaccine to conspiracies about the agenda of particular individuals, rather than about statements by peak medical bodies and the Federal CHO.
7. This comment, which challenges any classification attempt.
It has become clear that the megaphones, while professing to be supporters of the work of B. Sutton, Victorian CHO, have ignored the thread that he recommends here. https://t.co/tydqT0CbUL

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