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An estimated 750,000 people lined the streets of Liverpool to welcome back the Champions League winners, Liverpool City Council said. The Reds 2-0 victory over Tottenham in Madrid sparked jubilant scenes on Saturday night, with fans celebrating into the early hours. Jurgen Klopp and his team arrived at Liverpool John Lennon Airport on Sunday, before boarding an open-top bus emblazoned with the message "Champions of Europe". The smiling team, holding aloft their sixth European Cup, were met by a sea of red as they embarked on a tour of the city centre. Huge crowds of Liverpool fans wearing sh...
As Queensland opens up and holiday makers are roaring to hit the roads this Easter, The Courier-Mail has determined where the state's most lucrative speed and red light cameras are positioned, with one Gold Coast speed camera alone raking in over $16,000 per day. The state's five worst hot spots for drivers speeding and running red lights have been revealed, with the five locations drawing in an eye-watering amount of money. An intersection at Broadbeach Waters, Mount Gravatt-Capalaba Rd, the Pacific My in Loganholme, Kangaroo Point's Main St and the Bruce Hwy at Burpangary East raked in j...
As Queensland opens up and holiday makers are roaring to hit the roads this Easter, The Courier-Mail has determined where the state's most lucrative speed and red light cameras are positioned, with one Gold Coast speed camera alone raking in over $16,000 per day. The state's five worst hot spots for drivers speeding and running red lights have been revealed, with the five locations drawing in an eye-watering amount of money. An intersection at Broadbeach Waters, Mount Gravatt-Capalaba Rd, the Pacific My in Loganholme, Kangaroo Point's Main St and the Bruce Hwy at Burpangary East raked in j...
Aged care homes and hospitals will be closed to non-essential visitors in Greater Brisbane for the next three days after a doctor tested positive to Covid-19. Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced the new restrictions on Saturday after a doctor at Princess Alexandra Hospital, in Brisbane, returned a positive result. The junior medic had assessed two patients who had the more-deadly UK variant of the virus on Wednesday before she tested positive on Friday, and genomic testing is underway to confirm whether the doctor has the same strain. Aged care homes and hospitals will be clo...