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Chief Health Officer Dr Jeannette Young said Queensland officers were alerted on Friday night that a woman had flown into the state after testing positive to the mutant UK strain. The woman arrived in Victoria from the UK on December 26 and tested positive to the virus on December 27. She isolated for 10 days, cleared all her symptoms and then was allowed to fly to Queensland on January 5 on Jetstar flight JQ570 which arrived in Brisbane at 11pm. She has since gone to Maleny in the Sunshine Coast where she tested positive again on Friday. Premier Palaszczuk urged Queenslanders with any s...

Premium Content Subscriber only Four COVID-19 testing clinics are available for residents of Rockhampton and its surrounds should symptoms of the virus present themselves. Two services are open on Bolsover Street, one at the North Rockhampton CQUniversity campus, and another at Gracemere Plaza. On the Capricorn Coast, there are clinics at Capricorn Coast HHS and Arthur Street at Yeppoon. Symptoms of the coronavirus include a fever, sore throat, runny nose, diarrhoea, cough, shortness of breath, fatigue, vomiting, or loss os smell or taste. Chief health officer Dr Jeannette Young said on Sund...

Sarah Courtney,Minister for Small Business, Hospitality and Events The health, safety and wellbeing of Tasmanians is our number one priority as we continue to respond to the challenges of COVID-19. As we head into the holiday period, it’s a timely reminder that owners and operators of a range of venues and businesses are required to collect contact information from every person who enters or attends their premises or event for at least 15 minutes. The contact information to be collected includes; the name, contact telephone number and the date and time of entry of attendance and it’s the ...