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The lead plaintiff of a class action over the Ruby Princess Covid-19 outbreak has told a Sydney court she thought the cruise company would have implemented infection-control measures.

Australia will soon mark 1000 days since it recorded its first COVID-19 case - and experts reflect on the life-altering crisis of the pandemic era.

The class action trial against Carnival plc and Princess Cruise Lines Ltd has kicked off in the Federal Court, predicted to last at least four weeks. The class action was first launched by Shine Lawye

This week, a class-action lawsuit over the COVID-19 outbreak aboard the Ruby Princess is going to trial at a court in Sydney, Australia. 2,600 passeng...

Its believed 663 of the 1679 Australians on board went on to develop COVID-19.

Operators reject class action claims it was ‘negligent’ for ship to sail as it had insufficient medical supplies to combat an outbreak

The Ruby Princess cruise when 28 people died from COVID-19 should never have sailed, a lawyer says.

A Ruby Princess passenger whose husband almost died of COVID-19 has launched a class action against the cruise company.

<strong>Thursday</strong>: A new report lays bare cases of abuse and neglect in the aged care sector, partly due to understaffing. Plus: it’s time to flex your mussels

In just 22 years, Galveston has developed into a major cruise port. Next year, the port expects to welcome a record-breaking 362 cruise ships.