‘We won’t forget you’: $1m to fire victims
A new $1 million fund has been launched today by News Corp Australia to help Australia’s bushfire victims in their recovery.
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Virus breakdown: Qld’s 493 COVID-19 cases in detail
Queensland’s coronavirus cases are tipping 500 with another 50 cases diagnosed on March 26 taking the state’s total to 493.
What a Queensland lockdown will look like
Venues across Queensland will be forced to close today as part of tough new measures to stop the spread of coronavirus. Here’s everything you need to know.
Pubs and clubs face shutdown, school closures considered
Queensland’s pub and clubs will be among a number of non-essential services shutdown if Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk follows NSW and Victoria’s coronavirus restrictions. School closures are currently being considered.
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Barber’s funds start flowing to firies
Celeste Barber’s record-breaking $52 million bushfire fundraising has started to flow to the NSW RFS. But distributing the money has become a “complex issue”.
How to help affected tourism businesses rebuild
Tourists are being encouraged to return to the fire-ravaged regions of Queensland in a bid to kickstart communities.
Aussie tourism operator plea for world to ‘come back’
Australians are set to show their gratitude to bushfire recovery helpers and donations at a tourism event in Los Angeles, where they will also be asking the world to “come back” to help them recover and rebuild after bushfires.
Bushfire crisis reveals our true selves
Our bushfire crisis is a defining moment for us all, and despite some isolated cases of poor behaviour, Tim Costello argues that it has brought out the best in Australians.
Car makers give bushfire victims a break
Popular car makers are helping Australia’s bushfire victims by waiving fees, supplying vehicles and offering extended leave for volunteers.
Damage bill mounts for summer of catastrophe
The damages bill sparked by Queensland’s devastating bushfires is still being tallied, as firefighters brace for similar conditions that were experienced last year.
Koalas ‘extinct by 2050’ because of fires
As Australia begins to assess the bushfires’ devastating impact on native wildlife, there are fears for many individual species, and different views on what the top priorities should be.
Bali businesses support bushfire affected Aussies
Bali-based businesses are throwing their weight behind charities supporting bushfire victims by raising money, donating a portion of their profits and holding sausage sizzles.
International stars rally to support bushfire relief
International pop and rock stars, including Billy Idol and the Backstreet Boys, are rallying to support bushfire relief efforts with special ticket packages and auctions.
Musicians rally to contribute to bushfire relief efforts
The Hilltop Hoods, Conrad Sewell and Fanny Lumsden are few of many musicians rallying together to help the relief efforts for those affected by bushfires throughout the country.
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