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The Australian city of Perth was ordered into lockdown on Sunday after a security guard working in hotel quarantine tested positive for COVID-19, ending the country's longest coronavirus-free run.

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The Australian city of Perth was ordered into lockdown on Sunday after a security guard working in hotel quarantine tested positive for COVID-19, ending the country's longest coronavirus-free run.

Schools, bars and gyms close in the Australian city after a guard at a quarantine hotel tests positive.

Work kicks off on Ocean Reef Marina new breakwaters January 28, 2021, by Zlatan Hrvacevic Construction works on two breakwaters for the exciting Ocean Reef Marina project are underway, reports the Government of Western Australia. The two-kilometre-long breakwaters, each rising up to 18.5 metres from the ocean floor, will protect boats and users within the marina. The breakwaters will have a limestone core, surrounded by granite, for protection from the e...

Gladys Berejiklian has confirmed restrictions will stay in place for Australia day Sydneys current restrictions only permit five people to gather inside homes  Outdoor gatherings in public spaces are also currently limited to 30 people  The NSW Premier on Wednesday promised eased restrictions from next week She said the rules will be evaluated on January 27 if case numbers remain low

Scott Morrison has traveled to outback western Queensland where he was filmed meeting with farmers, posing on a hay bale, and feeding a baby lamb while the states bitterly bicker over Covid border closures.  The Australian Prime Minister jetted to Bunginderry Station on Tuesday, a property near Quilpie he visited days after taking office in 2018 and again after winning the election in 2019.  His four day tour of the region began with a selfie with schoolchildren and a campaign-like election ...

Australias richest man was able to skip quarantine in Covid-19 strict Western Australia after returning from a trip where he tested positive for coronavirus. Mining billionaire Andrew Twiggy Forrest, who owns Fortescue Metals Group, contracted the deadly virus while travelling through Asia last year. The 59-year-old flew back to New South Wales before Christmas and spent 14 days quarantining there under police supervision.     Mr Forrest was allowed to avoid a second stint of self-isolation ...

A special Roy Morgan survey into Australian attitudes towards COVID-19 shows nearly three-quarters of Australians (72%) say mask wearing should be compulsory and over two-thirds, 68%, don’t want State borders to be completely open.

From 6pm Monday, anyone wanting to enter Victoria must apply for a permit which will be coloured red, orange or green, based on where the Covid risk in the area theyve arriving from.