Pole position: What million-dose deal means for Queensland
As an extra 1 million doses of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine are rushed to Australia from Poland, we can reveal which Queenslanders stand to benefit most.
As an extra 1 million doses of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine are rushed to Australia from Poland, we can reveal which Queenslanders stand to benefit most.
Queensland has put in place its “tightest” ever border control measures as police barricade the state from people attempting to enter from New South Wales.
Queensland has recorded no new locally acquired cases of Covid-19 overnight, but the Premier has warned we are “not out of the woods yet” and anticipates more cases from the Indooroopilly cluster that sent the state into lockdown on July 31.
Despite being decades in the planning, the 1700km, $14.5 billion Inland Rail mega project is still lacking a vital component.
Leaders across Australia are nervous about NSW’s ability to control its Delta outbreak with more than 12 million Australians now living under lockdown restrictions.
A major $600 million deal to support coronavirus-ravaged Queensland businesses and sole traders has been struck between the federal and state governments. Here’s what it means for those affected.
Young Queenslanders have seemingly rebelled against Dr Jeannette Young’s AstraZeneca warning with a surge in those getting the vaccine in recent months.
Queensland federal MPs fleeing Canberra before a snap lockdown will have to go into 14 days’ home quarantine.
Queensland is set to slam shut a loophole that will force private sector aged care workers to get the Covid-19 vaccine or face being out of a job.
ABC journalist Louise Milligan will pay Queensland MP Andrew Laming over tweets suggesting he “upskirted” a woman – and the public will foot the massive bill.
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