122K views · 3.3K reactions | Thank you to the 2.8 million Australians who have already downloaded the COVIDSafe app. But we need millions more to do the same thing. That’s the ticket to a COVID safe Australia and being able to get back to doing more of the things we love to do. ‪Help stop the spread of coronavirus by downloading the COVIDSafe app now ➡️ https://www.covidsafe.gov.au | Scott Morrison (ScoMo) | Facebook

69K views · 45 reactions | "We want to encourage as many Australians as possible to download the app to help-out our disease experts". - Minister for Health Greg Hunt on the Federal Governments 'COVIDSafe' app. #9News | 9 News Adelaide | Facebook

Despite being downloaded by 6 million Australians, the government's COVIDSafe app has failed to identify a single new contact case. #9News | 9 News

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"If you are considering downloading the COVIDSafe app, please do it." The Deputy Chief Medical Officer urges all Australians to download the government's coronavirus tracking app. #9News | 9 News

81K views · 117 reactions | We've all been repeatedly urged to download the COVIDSafe app to help with case tracing, now the Federal Government is having to defend it. #9News | 9 News | Facebook

If you are socialising this weekend, remember to practise physical distancing, good hand and cough hygiene. But if you don’t feel well, you need to cancel your plans, stay at home and organise to get tested. You can also help protect your friends and family by downloading the #COVIDSafe app. www.health.gov.au/resources/apps-and-tools/covidsafe-app | Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing

1.6K views · 20 reactions | On campus? Help keep everyone safe by cleaning shared workspaces before and after use. For more information visit unimelb.edu.au/coronavirus | The University of Melbourne | Facebook

Now, more than ever, all of us need to do our bit to help the greater good. Downloading COVIDSafe is a simple thing, but it can help ensure that vulnerable people in our community stay safe. | Cancer Council Australia