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Samantha Armytage slams 'hopeless' politicians as she encourages 'intelligent' Australians to get the Covid jab

Samantha Armytage has come out swinging as the world continues to battle low vaccination numbers and a deluge of Covid-19 misinformation.  

Writing in her regular column for Stellar this weekend, the former Sunrise host, 44, likened the Covid crisis to a Hollywood movie, before urging 'intelligent' Australians to get vaccinated. 

'This story has everything Tinseltown thrives on: deception, grief, conflict, a new reality and, of course, a few hopeless politicians along the way,' Samantha lamented. 

Australians are far smarter than Hollywood': Sam Armytage, 44, (pictured) has slammed 'hopeless' politicians and encouraged 'intelligent' Aussies to get the Covid jab

Australians are far smarter than Hollywood': Sam Armytage, 44, has slammed 'hopeless' politicians and encouraged 'intelligent' Aussies to get the Covid jab

Sam then reminded her fellow Australians that 'the sooner we're all vaccinated, the sooner we can resume normal transmission'. 

'We can rest assured that we have a reliable TGA and that most Australians are far smarter than Hollywood, and certainly more intelligent than many who run for politics,' she said.     

Both of Australia's vaccines currently in use - Pfizer and AstraZeneca - were approved by the country's regulator, the Theraputic Goods Administration, early this year after completing phase three trials. 

Get it done, Australia! And, while the vaccine debate rages on in America, Samantha reminded her fellow Australians that 'the sooner we're all vaccinated, the sooner we can resume normal transmission'

Get it done, Australia! And, while the vaccine debate rages on in America, Samantha reminded her fellow Australians that 'the sooner we're all vaccinated, the sooner we can resume normal transmission'

On Friday Scott Morrison outlined a four-phase transition towards living with Covid and finally ending the cycle of lockdowns and border closures.

The Prime Minister hailed a 'new deal for Australians' as he explained the stages titled vaccinate, prepare and pilot; post vaccination phase; consolidation phase; and final phase. 

The pace of the plan - which will eventually let the country manage Covid like flu - depends on the vaccine rollout, with lockdowns eliminated once a certain percentage of Aussies have been fully jabbed with two doses. 

'I have made it very clear today what is on the other side': On Friday Scott Morrison (pictured) outlined a four-phase transition towards living with Covid and finally ending the cycle of lockdowns and border closures

'I have made it very clear today what is on the other side': On Friday Scott Morrison outlined a four-phase transition towards living with Covid and finally ending the cycle of lockdowns and border closures

'I have made it very clear today what is on the other side. If we all get vaccinated then this all changes,' Mr Morrison said.

'The pathway we have agreed today gives all Australians encouragement and much needed hope in what has been a very difficult time.'

The plan was announced after 12 million Australians were locked down due to several outbreaks across the nation.

'Much needed hope': The Prime Minister hailed a 'new deal for Australians' as he explained the stages titled vaccinate, prepare and pilot; post vaccination phase; consolidation phase; and final phase. Pictured with NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian (right)

'Much needed hope': The Prime Minister hailed a 'new deal for Australians' as he explained the stages titled vaccinate, prepare and pilot; post vaccination phase; consolidation phase; and final phase. Pictured with NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian  

The latest advice on Covid-19 vaccines in Australia 

* Pfizer recommended for people aged 16 to 60

* AstraZeneca recommended for people aged over 60

* Age ranges based on relative risk between getting the AstraZeneca vaccine and developing blood clots known as thrombosis and thrombocytopenia syndrome

* Official expert medical advice does not stop someone under 60 from getting AstraZeneca jab if they want

* GPs can provide AstraZeneca to adults under 60 if Pfizer is not available, the benefits are likely to outweigh the risks for that person, and they make an informed choice

* Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk, who has had Pfizer, says no one under 60 should get AstraZeneca

* West Australian Premier Mark McGowan says people under 40 should not get AstraZeneca

* NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian, who has had two doses of AstraZeneca, says people should decide based on advice from their GP

* Prime Minister Scott Morrison says people should follow their GP's advice

* His government has provided GPs with a no-fault indemnity scheme and offered people Medicare cover for vaccine consultations

* Thousands of people under 60 have followed the PM's advice and booked in for AstraZeneca jabs with their GP

WHAT IS THE RISK FOR UNDER 60s?

* For 18-29s, the risk of a TTS blood clot is 1.9 per 100,000 AstraZeneca jabs

* For 30-39s, it is 1.6/100,000

* For 40-49s, it is 5/100,000

* For 50-59s it is 2.7/100,000

WHAT ARE THE SIDE-EFFECTS OF COVID-19 VACCINATION?

* Common side effects of vaccination include fatigue, headache, body aches and fever

* Severity of illness due to TTS (which has affected 64 Australians so far) ranges from mild blood clotting to fatal cases

* Half of TTS cases in Australia have been discharged from hospital

* One in four have been more serious and required treatment in intensive care, and two people have died

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