April 15th, 2022Free RATs

Free rapid antigen tests (RATs) are being given to eligible people with disability.

Free rapid antigen tests (RATs) are being given to eligible people with disability.
The state government has made two million RATs available to all NDIS participants and disability support pensioners over the next three months. RATs will be available at current testing sites and through Disability Liaisons Officers. To help manage supply, those eligible – disability support pensioner and NDIS participants aged 16 and over – can collect up to 20 RATs per visit to a testing centre.

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