Imagine having a picnic next to a sewage treatment plant. That’s what a southeast council could plan for its newest waste water facility which will ‘polish’ treated sewage in a man-made wetlands before flushing it into a major river
Logan residents have an anxious wait for results of more than 6800 coronavirus tests conducted in the southeast yesterday, despite the city being ruled out as a hotspot and the mayor calling for people to wear masks.
The possibility of a second commercial lockdown, similar to that in Victoria, has sent southeast Queensland businesses into turmoil, with claims many would not survive and calls for rates relief.
Markets, workshops, community centres and club sports are among events and organisations in southeast Queensland impacted by the latest COVID outbreak. SEE THE FULL LIST.
A family of six, including four children from one of the COVID affected schools south of Brisbane, was forced to wait for six hours in a queue to get tested, as clinics across the southeast were pushed to the limit.
A law firm is warning of hefty fines and jail terms for COVID crimes for anyone who knowingly transmits COVID after yesterday’s coronavirus outbreak.
An internationally respected coronavirus expert says Logan could become the country’s next COVID-19 hotspot, as fever clinics on Brisbane’s south were swamped yesterday, with some forced to turn people away.
Worried families have queued for testing and businesses fear the worst as communities in southeast Queensland remain on edge after shocking new coronavirus cases were confirmed in the state on Wednesday.
A second Logan school is closed after a third person tested positive to COVID-19. Contract tracing is underway and has revealed where the infected people visited. FOLLOW OUR LIVE BLOG
As all aged care centres in Metro South along with select shopping centres, schools, restaurants and a church are locked down after a cleaner at a Park Ridge college and her friend tested positive to the deadly coronavirus, Logan’s mayor has revealed what else will be impacted.
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