We go to the United States, where health officials are powering ahead with vaccinations. Former Australia Post CEO Christine Holgate slams the prime minister during a parliamentary inquiry. And Kalbarri in Western Australia cleans up after Tropical Cyclone Seroja.

Tropical Cyclone Seroja smashes Kalbarri on the Western Australian coast; We get the latest on the delayed vaccine roll out, when will Australians eventually receive their jabs; And the next CEO of Australia Post has been announced.

Fresh questions are raised over the safety of the AstraZeneca vaccine; What will it mean for the COVID 19 vaccination roll out and economic recovery?; And, we go to South Australia, where a mental health expert is sacked after accusing the State Government of negligence.

The Federal Government announces politicians and Judges will no longer be exempt from sex discrimination laws; What are the dangers of blood clots from the Astra Zenneca vaccine? We'll hear from an expert who weighs up the risks; And, we'll hear from traditional owners in the Kimberley who helped scientists find some of the country's oldest-ever bone tools.

Vaccine confusion. Why have COVID 19 jabs been delayed from Europe to Australia and what could it mean for re-opening our international border?; The US considers boycotting the 2022 Winter Olympics in China and urges its allies to do the same; And, Jobs on the line. What's the future for the South Australian industrial city of Whyalla?

A travel corridor between New Zealand and Australia will soon be a reality, so what will it mean for tourism and industry in Australia?; We'll also hear from New Zealander of the Year Dr Siouxsie Wiles on whether the bubble can be managed safely; And we get the latest on devastating floods in Timor Leste and Indonesia

Could mass vaccination hubs be the key to speeding up the COVID-19 vaccine roll out?; We also take a trip across the ditch, to find out whether New Zealand is doing it better; And, the Australian Women's Cricket team clocks up a record 22-match winning streak.

The lockdown of Greater Brisbane lifts, but the battle between the states and Commonwealth over vaccine rollout delays continues; And Australians stranded overseas by the pandemic and desperate to come home take legal action against the Federal Government.

Encouraging signs that the current clusters which began in Brisbane have been contained; the political fight between the state and federal governments over the slow roll out of vaccines is intensifying; And, we meet three young women with a disability who've landed their dream job in the fashion industry.

Frayed nerves as more locally-acquired COVID cases emerge in Brisbane - a city already in lockdown; An unvaccinated nurse is thought to be one source of the latest outbreak; And, disturbing research shows women who earn more than their partners face an increased risk of domestic violence.