Jail threat over RAT rip-offs
Australian Federal Police have warned anyone busted inflating the prices of rapid antigen tests could face up to five years behind bars.
Coronavirus
PM reveals what you must still do with Covid
Scott Morrison has revealed the rule people must still follow if they catch Covid – but noted it would be under “constant review”.
WA delays border reopening
West Australian Premier Mark McGowan has postponed the state’s reopening amid a surge in Omicron cases and pressure on the hospitals.
How Australia’s first Covid pills work
Australia’s first oral treatments for Covid-19 could be a game-changer in the battle against Covid-19. Here’s what we know.
More Stories
Morrison: ‘We’re in the home stretch’
Scott Morrison hopes the NSW vaccine milestone can offer hope to other locked down Australians, insisting life without Covid disruption is almost here.
‘Step up’: Map shows big vaccine issue
Victorians are being urged to step up and get vaccinated as a bleak new map reveals the areas with the lowest vaccination rates.
Second baby tests positive to Covid in ACT
A second infant at a Canberra hospital has tested positive for Covid-19 as authorities scramble to fund the source of the infection.
Alarming spike in Covid hospital cases
Victoria has recorded an alarming overnight spike in Covid-19 hospital cases, with official figures revealing two troubling trends.
Melbourne hotel allegedly breaks virus rules
Victoria’s workplace safety watchdog has laid more charges over Covid breaches with an inner city hotel allegedly exposing patrons to ‘unsafe’ conditions.
New Premier to mend ‘testy’ relationship
Dominic Perrottet has pledged to call the Queensland Premier to discuss her tough border measures after her ‘testy’ relationship with his predecessor.
Reason AFL pranksters unlikely to be charged
The pranksters who filmed themselves sneaking into the AFL grand final in Perth are unlikely to be prosecuted. Here’s why.
Iconic buildings off limits to unvaxxed
Some of Melbourne’s most iconic sites will soon be off limits to the unvaccinated, including one building used for a major festival.
Revealed: Your 70% vaccination freedoms
Sydneysiders will be gifted a number of ‘greater freedoms’ now the NSW population has reached 70 per cent vaccination.
State straying from international border plan
One state is planning to stray from the Prime Minister’s plan to open international borders in November, saying 14 days of quarantine would still be likely.
Original URL: https://www.weeklytimesnow.com.au/coronavirus/page/175