The Premier has issued a serious warning about the state’s ongoing Covid-19 surge, urging people to take action as new modelling shows the number of hospitalisations is set to continue to rise for another month.
Hikes in Brisbane’s insurance premiums are affecting the “most vulnerable” as climate change is blamed for rising costs after this year’s devastating floods, experts say.
The Premier has provided advice to vulnerable Queenslanders, including her own mother, on whether they should attend the Ekka in the midst of a third Covid wave.
A regional Queensland family is struggling to find a temporary home in Brisbane after being forced to relocate to be with their dad who is in a coma after suffering serious complications during an operation.
Motorists in one particular Queensland region have racked up more than 12,000 red light fines in just one year, as the state’s worst intersections for the offence are revealed.
Queensland schools – both public and private – are urging students and staff to wear masks amid warnings the third Covid wave could take another four weeks to peak.
The days of cancelling events due to Covid are now behind us, according to the experts, as organisers assure it’s full steam ahead for some of the biggest crowd-pleasers that are coinciding with the nation’s huge Omicron wave.
Queensland businesses are operating as usual following conflicting advice from the State and Federal governments on Covid-19 measures.
Doctors have warned of unsafe conditions in emergency departments as they plead with Queenslanders to consider working from home.
Queenslanders have been urged to work from home where possible as the state today records the highest number of Covid-19 hospitalisations since the pandemic started, with federal authorities echoing the call amid huge national case numbers. VOTE IN OUR POLL
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