Twenty contacts of COVID victim identified
The Deputy Premier has confirmed 20 close contacts of the 30-year-old Blackwater man who died from COVID-19 have been tested, as he reveals no new cases of the virus overnight.
The Deputy Premier has confirmed 20 close contacts of the 30-year-old Blackwater man who died from COVID-19 have been tested, as he reveals no new cases of the virus overnight.
Australia’s youngest COVID-19 victim – Blackwater resident Nathan Turner – had only recently proposed to his girlfriend before his tragic death from the virus yesterday. Now authorities are desperately trying to trace the source of the infection.
The reason for a Rockhampton nurse’s 400km round trip to Blackwater while carrying the COVID-19 virus has been revealed, as authorities investigate whether she may have infected a 30-year-old resident who died last night.
In an “unfolding situation”, a 30-year-old Queensland man who died overnight tested positive to coronavirus. His partner is also unwell with symptoms of COVID-19. In the wake of the tragedy, Health Minister Steven Miles says anyone unwell in the region should get tested immediately.
One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson has given Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk one day to open Queensland’s borders or face a High Court challenge. It comes as Clive Palmer said he was considering joining Hanson’s fight.
Young Queenslanders who’ve lost their jobs in the COVID-19 lockdown risk being disadvantaged or welfare dependent for life, as some towns record eye-watering rates of youth unemployment. SEE WHERE THE TROUBLE SPOTS ARE
A “stressed” Annastacia Palaszczuk has faced influential business leaders and flagged what COVID-19 restrictions she’s willing to budge on in an effort to kickstart the state’s economy, as the border wars continue.
A fired-up Annastacia Palaszczuk has come out all guns blazing in the border war saying she has ‘sleepless nights’ about the impact on the economy but will not be bullied to reopen the state. It comes as the PM said travel to New Zealand could occur before Queensland opens up.
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has revealed there has been one new case in the state overnight, and it’s been traced to a woman from the Far North who was a passenger on the notorious Ruby Princess cruise ship.
Thousands of public servants are in limbo because the Palaszczuk Government wants to delay important worker agreements, arguing secret Cabinet deliberations still under way could impact on their operation.
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