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Commuter chaos: Long delays after multi-vehicle crash

News by Rachael Rosel Premium Content   Motorists heading southbound on the Pacific Motorway have been urged to seek an alternative route after a multi-vehicle crash in Greenslopes has caused almost an hour-long delay. Traffic is currently backed up for around 9km between Greenslopes and Suncorp Stadium with delays of 50 minutes or more expected. Traffic backed up on the Pacific Motorway in Woolloongaba. The crash shut the left lane at Marquis St on ramp and Pacific Motorway, leaving the right and centre open for traffic. However, cars are bumper-to-bumper across the Riverside Expressway with Coronation Dr and Hale St also affected. Major delays can be expected around Stanley St and Vulture St in Woolloongabba.

Ultra cold : TGA makes it easier to move Pfizer jab in Aust

Health by Shoba Rao, Angira Bharadwaj, Ellen Ransley, Zoe Smith and Nadia Salemme 2nd Apr 2021 1:25 PM | Updated: 8th Apr 2021 5:03 PM Premium Content   The Therapeutic Goods Administration has agreed to make it easier to store and transport the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in Australia - as health experts around the countries decide the future of the embattled AstraZeneca jab. The TGA has today approved the storage and transportation of unopened vials of the vaccine at domestic freezer temperature levels of -25 degrees to -15 degrees Celsius for up to two weeks. This marks a major improvement in the logistics of managing the vaccine which was previously required to be stored at ultra-cold temperatures.

No jab, no visit: Queensland s strict new aged care rule

Health by Janelle Miles Premium Content   People will only be able to enter Queensland aged care facilities after May 3 if they have received an up-to-date flu vaccination. Queensland Chief Health Officer Jeannette Young s new aged care direction comes amid a visitor ban on nursing homes, disability accommodation, hospitals and prisons until at least April 15, except in end-of-life situations. The ban was imposed amid concerns about community transmission of the COVID-19 virus after two separate clusters emerged out of the Princess Alexandra Hospital s Ward 5D last month. Queensland Chief Health Officer Dr Jeannette Young. Photo: Tara Croser. From May 3, only people who have a medical contraindication to receiving the flu shot and those who are waiting out the recommended two-week period between getting their COVID-19 vaccine and their influenza jab will be exempt from Dr Young s latest aged care ruling.

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