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Fifty people in Queensland yet to be traced after transiting through Melbourne Airport exposure zone Posted MonMonday 15 updated MonMonday 15 FebFebruary 2021 at 11:20am Annastacia Palaszczuk says a senior Queensland Health officer is in Canberra to monitor the vaccine rollout. ( Print text only Cancel Queensland Health are still trying to contact 50 people in Queensland connected to Melbourne Airport's terminal four, a declared coronavirus exposure zone. A mammoth contact tracing effort has been underway in response to Victoria's latest COVID-19 cluster, which prompted a statewide five-day...

Supplied Matty Field and Kate Leadbetter - couple killed in Alexandra Hills while walking their dogs. Opinion by The Editor, Courier Mail 16th Feb 2021 5:41 AM Premium Content Subscriber only No legal aphorism has been quoted more often than Lord Gordon Hewart's "justice should not only be done, but should manifestly and undoubtedly be seen to be done". Lord Hewart's famed comment almost a century ago was ostensibly concerned with the topic of apprehended bias and the deleterious effect perceptions of prejudice can have on t...

Surfing by Kathleen Skene & Andrew Potts 15th Feb 2021 5:15 AM Premium Content Subscriber only THE GOLD Coast's premier surfing event for 2021 looks set for certain wipe-out amid a stoush over the costs of COVID-19 quarantine requirements. The World Surf League (WSL) is understood to be shopping the Corona Open to New South Wales towns after the Queensland Government refused to foot the bill for COVID quarantining the champion surfers and their entourage. NSW and Western Australia are believed to have created a war chest of up ...

A swimmer has drowned in massive surf this morning despite desperate attempts by paramedics to revive them on the beach. It is the third drowning in 36 hours.

Link copied to clipboard If you’re a fan of sizeable easterly swell on Australia’s East Coast, then now is your time. This event isn’t shaping up as the kind of thumping, long-period easterly swell event that tropical cyclones occasionally generate (see Cyclone Oma). But what it lacks in size and power will be compensated for by its longevity and consistency – not to mention the pretty close to ideal local conditions for southern Queensland’s points. The swell hits full stride, delivering maximum size to the southern Queensland and northern New South Wales(NSW) coasts Friday through...