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Toby Phillips

Public policy researcher, University of Oxford
Toby Phillips is an Australian ex-public servant, now a researcher and manager at Oxford University’s Blavatnik School of Government. He is a special adviser to the Centre for Policy Development, an Australian think tank.

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As the COVID-19 curve starts to flatten in Australia and New Zealand, people are rightly wondering how we will roll back current lockdown policies. Australia’s federal health minister Greg Hunt says Australia is looking to South Korea, Japan and Singapore to inform our exit strategy. New Zealand is relaxing some measures from next week.

As the COVID-19 curve starts to flatten in Australia and New Zealand, people are rightly wondering how we will roll back current lockdown policies. Australia’s federal health minister Greg Hunt says Australia is looking to South Korea, Japan and Singapore to inform our exit strategy. New Zealand is relaxing some measures from next week.

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Throughout the pandemic, Australia has recorded 10.4 million cases of COVID-19, with the majority occurring this year.

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The latest variant is nicknamed “FLuQE”, and is reportedly gaining traction in Australia and other countries. So what is there to know about FLuQE?

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