What it’s like to work on the COVID-19 frontline
We’ve spoken to some of the amazing hospital workers who are helping Queensland patients with coronavirus battle the deadly illness.
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QLD vaccine on fast track to save millions of lives
A COVID-19 vaccine could be available for emergency use among healthcare workers and vulnerable populations in early 2021 if a plan to shave six months off human trials plays out.
9 amazing places to explore in Victoria this autumn
You might not be able to go to big events for a while, but there are still plenty of ways to get out of the house. And these places should be on your radar if you are looking for an outdoor adventure.
How top chefs will bring visitors back to Beechworth and Bright
After a disastrous summer of fires, famed Beechworth chef Michael Ryan has called on his friends — including Attica’s Ben Shewry — to provide a much-needed boost to Victoria’s northeast with a new food festival.
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How Omeo is getting back in the saddle
Whether it’s hiking, mountain-biking, horse riding or motorcycle touring, it’s hard to find a better place for it than Omeo, nestled between Gippsland and the High Country.
Trader fury as Victoria St becomes a no-go zone
Empty shops are now common along the once-popular Victoria St strip in North Richmond – and traders say they know what’s to blame.
Rescued koalas on the road to recovery
Traumatised and injured koalas rescued from the Mallacoota fires are taking their first tentative steps in their new home on Phillip Island.
Why picture-perfect Metung is a magical place to visit
From extreme water sports to a kid-friendly beach and a decent feed at the pub, Metung wasn’t hit by fire but it was evacuated three times. Now locals are luring tourists back.
![HOLD FOR HERALD SUN PIC DESK----East Gippsland tourism in fire affected areas, in attempts to draw the crowds back to seaside locations and small country towns. Paynesville. Peter Medling [President of Paynesville Classic Boat Rally, on his 1936 Gippsland Lakes Fishing Boat ] with Mark and Victoria Briggs [owners and chef of Sardine Paynesville Eatery Bar]. Picture: Alex Coppel.](https://content.api.news/v3/images/bin/5257980b98fb5e87b64bea3cc482d9dc?width=650)
Where to take your valentine for a romantic getaway
Spoil your partner by booking a weekend of love at the picturesque Paynesville in East Gippsland, and you’ll also be supporting communities recovering from bushfires.
Special piece of sporting history to be sold for bushfire recovery
It’s one of the most iconic trophies in sport and was won in dramatic fashion. Now owners of the 1992 Cox Plate have pledged the award to raise money for bushfire recovery.
Rail bridge puts historic town of Orbost back on track
The historic timber town of Orbost, surrounded by dense Australian bushland, was forced to postpone its much-anticipated Australian wood design competition due to bushfires but there’s still plenty to do and see.
Back-to-school bonus for bushfire-hit families
Schoolkids in areas ravaged by Victoria’s bushfires will receive free school supplies thanks to a donation from the Sunday Herald Sun’s publisher. This is where the money will go.
News Corp funds major fencing rebuild in bushfire communities
Blaze Aid charity gets $250,000 News Corp boost to rebuild fences for Australia’s farming communities hit by the devastating bushfires.
‘We’ll rebuild’: Corryong festival gets locals back on their feet
The Man from Snowy River Bush Festival is expected to reinvigorate Corryong as businesses reopen and focus on the future.
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