How controversial quarantine camps would work
A drastic proposal to house international arrivals in Queensland “mining camps” is understood to have stumped the Morrison Government.
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Lockdown ruled out despite cluster mystery
Health authorities are still trying to get in touch with a quarter of former Hotel Grand Chancellor guests who may have been exposed to the highly infectious UK COVID strain, but have ruled out another lockdown. Here’s why.
Winners and losers: Unions who took biggest hits in 2020
As one Queensland union welcomed thousands of new members in 2020, others suffered significant hits to their numbers.
The simple questions Qld Health can’t answer
As authorities admit they still don’t know how a mutant COVID strain escaped their controls, these are the questions put to Queensland Health that they couldn’t answer.
Confirmed: Quarantine staff can work other jobs
Queensland Health has confirmed that hotel quarantine staff can work multiple jobs but that ‘precautions’ were in place to protect other workplaces.
‘Madness’: Guests left stranded at mutant Covid cluster hotel
Guests at the hotel at the centre of Queensland’s concerning cluster of the highly infections UK COVID-19 strain have lashed out about how authorities are handling their transfer elsewhere.
Three new cases, cleaner’s partner infectious for two days
New details surrounding the infected partner of the hotel cleaner who contracted the highly contagious UK COVID-19 strain have been revealed, as the state recorded three new cases overnight.
Fallout: Panic buying, punches and wedding day disasters
As panic buying eased overnight, the reality of lockdown has hit those planning holidays, parties and baby showers with restrictions also capping weddings at 10 people and funerals at 20.
Race to trace: Public exposed to mutant UK strain for 5 days, ‘vulnerable’ centres closed
Health authorities are in a race to trace close contacts of a Brisbane cleaner who was in the community for five days while infected.
State govt fails to trim IT fat
Several state government departments have failed to pause expensive IT projects despite a mammoth savings vow.
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