Premiers push to lock up suburbs
Residents of Melbourne and Sydney could face strict home quarantine measures within days as virus cases rise.
Residents of Melbourne and Sydney could face strict home quarantine measures within days as virus cases rise.
The first fines for violating new measures to halt the spread of coronavirus have been issued in NSW.
NSW Police were refused access to the NSW Health Department’s list of quarantined COVID-19 patients.
The NSW Port Authority was warned of a “gaping hole” in biosecurity screening in the weeks before the Ruby Princess fiasco.
Scott Morrison and the national cabinet have extended coronavirus tests to all health workers and people in outbreak zones who show symptoms.
Michael Outram lashes NSW government for not allowing health workers on board Ruby Princess as Kristina Keneally blames PM.
Premier says Ruby Princess fiasco highlights need for stronger communication after privately blaming ADF for releasing 2700 passengers.
A two-month-old girl and a seven-year-old boy are among more than 210 new coronavirus cases in NSW.
Gladys Berejiklian plunged the NSW school system into a state of confusion, telling parents to keep kids home while schools remain open.
A 500-strong Victoria Police coronavirus enforcement squad has been established to conduct spot checks on isolation non-compliance.
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